Back up and Restore

You can back up and restore system configurations, mailboxes, and emails of Synology MailPlus Server.

Backing up System Configurations

With Hyper Backup, you can back up system configurations to a Synology NAS compatible with Synology MailPlus Server.

  1. Launch Hyper Backup on the source Synology NAS.
  2. Click + in the bottom-left corner to create a data backup task.
  3. Select either type of backup destination:
  4. Specify the remaining settings (see instructions here) to finish the task setup.
  5. When prompted to select an application to back up, choose Synology MailPlus Server.
  6. When the task is complete, configurations in the following pages will be backed up:

Syncing Mailboxes and Emails

With Shared Folder Sync, you can sync all mailboxes and emails to a Synology NAS compatible with Synology MailPlus Server.

  1. Go to Control Panel > Shared Folder Sync on the source Synology NAS.
  2. Create a folder-sync task for the "MailPlus" shared folder (see instructions here).
  3. When the sync is complete, you will have all the mailboxes and emails on the destination Synology NAS.

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Restoring System Configurations, Mailboxes, and Emails

With Hyper Backup, you can restore MailPlus data stored on a remote Synology NAS.

  1. Before you start, perform the following on the Synology NAS to be restored:
  2. Go to the Synology NAS that stores the backed-up system configurations, mailboxes, and emails.
  3. Launch Hyper Backup.
  4. Restore the backed-up configurations (see instructions here).
  5. When the restoration is complete, the current MailPlus configurations will be overwritten.
  6. The backed-up mailboxes and emails are readily available without a restoration.

Migrating License Keys

To transfer email services from one Synology NAS to another, you need to migrate license keys after replicating configuration files and email data.

  1. Launch Synology MailPlus Server on the Synology NAS you wish to run email services.
  2. Go to the License page to enter the license keys.
  3. Once migrated, the license keys on the source Synology NAS will automatically become invalid.

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