cmarsura Posted July 13, 2022 Share Posted July 13, 2022 Hi, I have some questions about: File share backup does not permits to choose Amazon S3 based repositories: is a function that will be implemented in the future ? File share recovery function offers an option to recover to "Custom location (CIFS/NFS)", however the function produces a zip file containing the recovered files; why not having a function that recover files directly into file system like that offered for virtual machines by "Granular recover > Individual files > Recover to the following server" function ? Will the File share backup supports in the future the backup of NTFS alternate streams and/or the file owner/security information ? Best Carlo 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Official Moderator Posted July 13, 2022 Share Posted July 13, 2022 4 hours ago, cmarsura said: Hi, I have some questions about: File share backup does not permits to choose Amazon S3 based repositories: is a function that will be implemented in the future ? File share recovery function offers an option to recover to "Custom location (CIFS/NFS)", however the function produces a zip file containing the recovered files; why not having a function that recover files directly into file system like that offered for virtual machines by "Granular recover > Individual files > Recover to the following server" function ? Will the File share backup supports in the future the backup of NTFS alternate streams and/or the file owner/security information ? Best Carlo @cmarsura I'm very grateful for your post on NAKIVO Forum! Feature request is logged for these features to be implemented in further releases. Thank you for choosing NAKIVO Backup & Replication as your data protection solution. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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