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    • We’re excited to announce that NAKIVO has expanded the range of supported platforms to include Proxmox VE: 
    • We’re excited to announce that NAKIVO has expanded the range of supported platforms to include Proxmox VE! The agent-based backup support for Proxmox VM data features: •  Full and incremental, image-based backups of Proxmox VM data, applications and operating system •  Backup copy to remote sites, public clouds, other S3-compatible platforms and tape •  Full VM data recovery to an identical VM on the same hypervisor using bare metal recovery •  Instant recovery of files and app objects to the original or a custom location Download the full-featured Free Trial of NAKIVO Backup & Replication and start protecting your Proxmox VM data today. DOWNLOAD NOW
    • Hello @Ana Jaas, thanks for reaching out. To be able to provide the steps to take, we need more information about your NAS devices. Could you please provide us with the specifications of your NAS devices? We'll need details such as the model, operating system version, and CPU version. This information will enable us to guide you through updating the Transporter to match the version of the Director. Alternatively, you can navigate to Expert Mode: https://helpcenter.nakivo.com/User-Guide/Content/Settings/Expert-Mode.htm?Highlight=expert mode and enable system.transporter.allow.old to address the compatibility issue. If you find these steps challenging or would prefer direct assistance, we're more than willing to schedule a remote session to help you navigate through the process: support@nakivo.com. Looking forward to your response. 
    • Hi, I have a problem, apparently of incompatibility of versions, I am working on the most recent version of nakivo, that is 10.11 and I have two nas devices, one with transporter version 10.8 and another with version 10.5, when I try to add them to the nodes, I get the following error. My solution is to downgrade the version to 10.8 or similar, but I can't find the resources on the official website.  Could you help me get past versions of nakivo? If you guys have any other solution ideas or suggestions, I'm open to trying. 
    • @SysErr Thank you for your patience as we looked into your backup copy job to Backblaze B2. We've reviewed the logs and found no errors with the "Clone-Nakivo-to-Backblaze" job. With backups to S3 storage types like AWS, Backblaze, or Wasabi, there may be periods of time when no data transfers are happening. This typically happens at the end of the backup process. At this stage, NAKIVO makes an API call to move data from a temporary "transit" folder to the repository. Depending on how much data there is, this moving step can take a while, and during this time, you won't see any data transfers happening on our side. To help with this and improve your backup job performance, we recommend setting your backup jobs to the "active" full backup type for any backups to S3 storage. Also, to prevent any overlap and ensure both your clone and original backup jobs run without issues, it's a good idea to schedule them with more time in between. This gives the clone job enough time to finish up, considering the extra time needed for data to move to the cloud storage. We're here if you need more help or have other questions. Your feedback helps us make our service better for everyone.
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