Your NAS device may come pre-loaded with Cloud backup/sync software or have proprietary software available for download. Your software and hardware may require additional steps to set up. Note: The steps below serve as a general reference. Make sure to copy down all of the new key information since it will only be shown once.įor more information on Application Keys, check out this article: Once the Key's created, the values will appear in a temporary box.

You can always generate a more restrictive key later.

For your first test Key, it's best to give it full permissions. This key pair functions like a unique login and allows you to access your Bucket directly through the B2 API.Ĭlick 'Application Keys' in the left hand menu and then click the 'Add a New Application Key' button.

To connect your NAS device with the newly created Bucket, you'll need to generate an Application Key. Keep in mind that these settings cannot be changed later, but you can always create a brand new Bucket with the settings you need. Please note that your Bucket name will need to be globally unique, so try new a name if the name you choose is already taken.įor your first test Bucket, you may want to go with the least restrictive settings so you'll have more flexibility when testing initially. Then click 'Create a Bucket' to create your first Bucket. When B2 is enabled in your account, you will see B2-specific menu options in the left hand menu of your account online. Otherwise, follow the steps in this article to enable it:Įnable B2 and Verify Mobile Number on an Existing Backblaze Account If you signed up for B2 Cloud Storage when creating your account, you will already have the B2 service enabled.

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