Vasileios Giannakopoulos

Thanks a lot for your reply! 1) Full in both. 2) Yes 3) Perhaps i did the config wrong on site A then. * Assigned Transporter: The one from site B, correct? * Location I have the following options: (1) Local folder on remote transporter (2) remote cifs folder (3) remote nfs folder. Which option is the correct one if transporter on site A doesn't have direct access to the NAS on site B? 4) That works fine, that's how backup is working on site B The reason why i didn't open a support request with NAKIVO is that i am using the free version. Should I do it? Thank you for your time!

Hello, I have two locations A & B. Location A has a VM i want to backup Location B has storage (in a Synology using CIFS or NFS) to where i want to backup Both locations are running ESXi. Both locations have Nakivo Backup free edition. I added the transporter of location B to A no problem. I tried adding the repository of location B but it only accepts local directories. So i tried on location B to add the NFS not on the Nakivo level but on the OS (Linux) level. However when I asked the Nakivo on location B to create a repository using the local directory (/opt/nakivo/backups) then i was getting the error The "Onboard transporter" transporter cannot read and/or write to the specified location (/opt/nakivo/test/). I checked the access rights and they seem fine: drwxrwxrwx 2 bhsvc bhsvc 4096 Sep 9 13:19 test and within the folder: drwxrwxrwx 2 bhsvc bhsvc 4.0K Sep 9 13:19 . drwxr-xr-x 6 bhsvc bhsvc 71 Sep 9 13:06 .. Do you guys have any idea of what i am doing wrong or even better how to make it to work? Thanks!