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Mac Integration Basics v10.7 - Apple

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2. Click Select Disk.<br />

All suitable volumes, other than your startup disk, will be listed.<br />

3. Choose a disk where you want backups to be stored, then click “Use for Backup.”<br />

Alternate Backup Methods<br />

In addition to hard drives, other methods to back up your data include backing up to a<br />

networked server or to a cloud-based service.<br />

To back up to a server:<br />

To back up to a disk on a network, the network server must use <strong>Apple</strong> File Protocol<br />

(AFP) file sharing and both your computer and the network backup disk should have<br />

OS X 10.5.6 or later installed. To make the network server available to Time <strong>Mac</strong>hine,<br />

first make sure you’ve mounted it as a shared volume on your <strong>Mac</strong> using the Go ><br />

Connect to Server command from the Finder.<br />

To back up to a network server, follow these steps:<br />

1. Choose <strong>Apple</strong> menu > System Preferences and then click Time <strong>Mac</strong>hine.<br />

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