Since we are doing a backup, you need to do the following two changes:.Select the folder or bucket you want to use for the backup:.Select the Amazon S3 account you want to use for the backup.Or you can select the root level to back up everything: Select the Egnyte folder you want to back up.If you click “Add Egnyte,” you will be forwarded to authorize cloudHQ to access your account:.Here is how to determine your Egnyte account name: Select an already-configured Egnyte account or input an account name and click “Add Egnyte” to add a new Egnyte account:.Start the synchronization wizard to sync two cloud accounts.Start the cloudHQ wizard to create backup sync pairs If you don’t know what that is, please check here. If you don’t know what that is, please check here: To do that, you must provide the key ID and a secret access key of an AIM user with full read-write access to your backup bucket. In order to back up to Amazon S3, cloudHQ needs to be authorized to access the Amazon S3 bucket you’ve dedicated for backup. Īuthorize cloudHQ to access your Amazon S3

Optionally, you can set up Amazon S3 to Amazon Glacier archiving rules.

Create an Amazon AWS AIM user to own this backup.

Create an Amazon S3 bucket to store your Egnyte backups.

Here are short instructions for how to back up Egnyte to Amazon S3: Amazon S3 preparation:īefore we start the cloudHQ wizard to back up your Egnyte, we need first to create an appropriate Amazon S3 bucket, Amazon AWS AIM user, and configure Amazon Glacier policies for your backup bucket-if needed.

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