Hi Apriansyah, I ran into a similar issue when trying to set up Forever Incremental in v11.0.4. From what I’ve seen, the “New Scheduler” indeed limits retention options to time-based GFS policies, which means the classic Keep [X] last recovery points option isn’t available directly in the UI anymore. It seems NAKIVO has moved away from the old merge-based Forever Incremental approach in the newer scheduler. A workaround some users have mentioned is to carefully configure incremental jobs with synthetic fulls on longer intervals, but it’s not truly the merge-based method you’re describing. Also, if you’re looking for up-to-date tips and guides on incremental strategies (or just want to compare methods), I’ve found resources like quiz answers today really handy—they cover practical setups and troubleshooting steps. Hope that helps clarify why the option disappeared in v11.0.4 and gives you a place to explore alternative strategies!

Dear @opk.giandomenico, To assist you with your request, we kindly ask you to send us a support bundle. It contains log files and system information that will help us identify the problem and provide a resolution. Please make sure to enable the option "include main database" during the bundle creation and specify your ticket ID #393970. The instructions on how to generate and send a support bundle can be found in the NAKIVO Help Center at the following link: https://helpcenter.nakivo.com/User-Guide/Content/Settings/Support-Bundles.htm   

Hello, i've updated Nakivo from 11.1 to .2 everything has been completed successfully without any errors.  I've tried to start a backup jobs and noticed that transporters hasn't been updated, they are still at the previous version.  Now, i've rolled back with snapshot to a previous versione, but how this could be fixed ?

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Thanks!! Work's like a charm 😄