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Wouldn't the ability to run filePro or not depend on the OS you can install on your hardware?</div>
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Synology is but a "device", as far as I can see, so the question is what OS are you running on your server? I will love to know the answer to this question as well; the chip, the OS and all of that stuff ... </div>
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As far as backup/mirroring your devices, should be simple enough in LINUX, specially if hosted within same infrastructure. I use syncrify to keep mirror copies of fp between two remote servers and it works pretty well; set to sync drives every 15 minutes so
customer does not fall behind beyond 15 minutes worth of data.</div>
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Here is syncrify URL:</div>
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<a class="OWAAutoLink elementToProof" id="OWAa4cff26a-c949-6e05-42ba-d671008b15cb" href="https://web.synametrics.com/SyncrifySupport.htm">Contact support for technical questions about Syncrify</a></div>
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<div class="PlainText">Sorry for the ignorant question. Used to do a decent amount of my own<br>
programming, have been using FP for my GL and Accounting for a<br>
millennium for a small law firm.<br>
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Essentially satisfies my needs, presently running on a Linux box, running<br>
ok, but old.<br>
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We have a new Synology server. Is it feasible to run FP on same? I don't<br>
know enough about it, or whether or not there is an OS to run anything on...<br>
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I have a spare linux server that I was also hoping to perhaps hire one of<br>
you guys to have set up as a backup server in the event the current one<br>
goes down.<br>
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Thank you, in advance, and for your patience.<br>
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Thanks,<br>
Seth<br>
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