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The newest fun part: with the latest update the network connections with enabled Firewall are stable, but if you backup your Mac with TimeMachine to a NAS device, the backup is no longer working. Stops between 200 and 400MB.
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MacBook Pro 16″, macOS 15.0
I back up to a Synology NAS using Time Machine and it worked yesterday and not today after 15.0.1 update
"The network disk disconnected from your Mac while backing up."
Mine gets to 0MB. But with a film playing off the same NAS during backup gets to 95 MB then goes to 'skipping'
I added the NAS in the hosts file. It didn't solve the problem.
Does the trick but is Apple proprietary. Don't know about any performance impact compared to SMB
That won't solve the problem: you need to have a DNS server in your local network and add an entry. Otherwise try connecting via IP address, that skips the DNS resolution part.
Same here. Tried disabling firewall as others suggested but still not good. Will try in safe mode but that's obviously not that helpful in real life. Roll on update from 15.0.1.
I rejoiced too soon. Unfortunately, this setting didn't work.
Seems to be working for me as well
Anyone upgraded to 15.1 ? I wonder if the issue is fixed before leaving 14.7
It is working for me. I will say though that my target is a remote Mac with an array attached not a NAS i.e. Synology.
Seems like not for me either. Will try it again later this week when I have time to work it through properly.
I back up once a week. After updating to Sequoia 15.1.1, I get the error message "Time Machine couldn't back up..." What gives???
Old and fresh backups fail for me when the Firewall is on in 15.0.1.
What causes TimeMachine backups to fail on NAS devices?
