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Finally, you can run your new synchronization profile to start copying files to your B2 bucket.Review the summary and then click “Continue Simulation”. For the first time running, the only action you should see listed is “Copy to Backblaze”. This will show you all the files in the source and destination folders, and the actions it will take during synchronization. You will be asked if you want to do a Simulated Run. To start your Synchronization profile accepting the default settings, click OK Under the Backblaze folder option, SyncBackPro will copy the source files to the root directory of the bucket.Pick the source folder to back up from by clicking on the Left option in the top menu.

Here you can fine-tune the settings on this profile Then click OK when prompted, the new Profile you just created will open up in a new window for final configuration Select the bucket you want your files to be synchronized to, and click Done Enter the KeyID and the ApplicationKey in the fields, and then click the Refresh button to see the list of available buckets.On the right side, we select our destination, which will be Backblaze Since we will be synchronizing local files to B2 in this example, we will leave them at the default settings On the left side, you pick the type of source files to Synchronize.Then select the type of profile this will be.Enter a descriptive name for the profile, and then click Next.In the bottom right corner, click on New to create a new Profile.

Setup and Configure SyncBackPro to use B2 on Windows Your new KeyID and ApplicationKey will be shown only once, so make sure you copy it to a secure location. Select if the key has access to all buckets, or only to the one you created, by selecting it from the drop-down list.