The Iomega StorCenter NAS devices are great appliances for SMBs to store, share, and backup their business critical files.  For this demonstration I'll be using an ix4-200d Cloud Edition NAS appliance, but the interface options are common amongst most of the latest StorCenter devices.

1.) First, browse to the management interface of your StorCenter device (http://&lt;IP address of device or DNS name of device&gt;/manage.html.  Log-in with an administrative account.

2.) Next, select "Storage" in the left-side navigation menu, and "Shares" in the Storage section.

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3.) Enter the name of your shared folder along with the necessary permissions.

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4.) Once the folder has been created, click "Backup" and "Copy Jobs".

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5.) Proceed to name the copy job entering the address and user account of your backup storage device.

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6.) Make sure to create a backup schedule, and test to job to verify success.

That's it!  You now have a share folder location for your employees and a scheduled backup job of that folder.