In the event now.

And I can’t tell you because I can’t install the motherfucking thing.

@Danp Instead of disabling globally, it would be better to temporary change the DNS on your computer instead.

I had to turn off blocking for a few minutes for another task that was getting messed up. So I clicked through this also.

Turns out that I should not have bothered.

https://mangolassi.it/topic/17243/unitrends-free-is-still-useless

@irj I Laughed pretty hard. There are benefits to combining hardware and software together in a purchase, and then there are downsides. Weird trade in/up games is one of them.

I shared this with my parent company and they did an evaluation, but found that its not really useful for them. Initial feedback was " the application supports files only - no other objects (list items, etc.)"

Anyone checked this already and is this the case?

@hobbit666 said in Unitrends Enterprise Backup and XenServer 7:

AHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!! Can't restore a VM Backup that was done on ESXi onto Hyper-V! only another ESXi.

Do you need the entire backup of the machine? You can mount the image of the backup and restore any files anywhere you want.

@scottalanmiller said in Using a NAS for backups & Unitrends FREE:

@hobbit666 said in Using a NAS for backups & Unitrends FREE:

The version I got doesn't seem to support XenServer?
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Not at the hypervisor / platform level. You need to work with agents the same as if it was physical. Doesn't work with ESXi Free, either.

ESXi Free version has no backup API's... that's the issue.

Been working all day today. I am tired and my in box will never recover, neither will my butt.

@Minion-Queen The food from all of those places is worth every calorie, I promise 🙂

This battlestation is fully operational!! We have the first seven nodes of lab power online now from California! Very excited for all of the cool, new projects that we will be doing shortly.

@Dashrender said:

What are/were the limitations of free version? I have forgotten.

1TB of storage. I think that's counting amount of protected storage, but it's been long enough I forget for sure.

Edit: Works real well for me here, adding servers and services as I set them up. We've been using crashplan for file level storage for a long time, so I don't have much being pulled in by Unitrends currently.

Veeam support is now from India 😞

Unitrends replication is a feature that is reserved for paid options. You can archive a copy of your local backups to a cloud target like Amazon S3 or similar, though.

Understanding the difference between a good risk decision, and getting lucky....

Youtube Video

That did fix it. Updates are now happening with out a warning.

@thecreativeone91 said:

How did you add this disk? Is is a second VMDK/VHDX or a Pass through?

a second vhdx

Thanks everyone, it's hard to really take the time to hunt for answers when it's loud.

@Danp said:

Ran across the following the other day on this page:

Free Upgrade
Limited Time Offer: As part of our continued commitment to making backup easier, we are unifying our software products. As a first step in this process, now Unitrends Virtual Backup users can get a free upgrade to Unitrends Enterprise Backup. Future versions of Unitrends data protection software will combine the enterprise-class engine in Unitrends Enterprise Backup and an enhanced version of the user interface of Unitrends Virtual Backup v8.

I assume this will eventually be available in the "free" version. Anyone know for sure? @KatieUnitrends

Unitrends Virtual Backup(UVB), Unitrends Enterprise Backup (UEB) and UnitrendsFree are three different products. The offer you mention above is for paid users of UVB only. Also, as has been stated a few times in this thread, UnitrendsFree is only licensed to protect VMware & Hyper-V clients. Please let me know what questions you may have.