NAS is not connected to either. It has its own network IP address. Backups apparently have to be local to the server, which violates fundamental backup principles. It should be easy to backup to another target that is not on the server. I can do it in Quicken, and I did it in previous versions of Timeslips. I should not have to backup to the server and then copy the backup to the NAS. I know it's not your fault. It is just maddening that in the 21st century software designers are making it difficult to make backups that are not on the machine that has the source file on it. I have to do the same thing with TimeMatters, and I have been complaining to them about it for several versions now.
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