No such option right now, our R&D is working on its implementation.

This functionality is only available for the standalone customers.
Managed backup requires a specific client built for your account, so that's the main reason we don't have such version of the software.

That should work, actually. It's been a while since I tested that method, but it's a viable workaround.

Seems to be a driver problem.
Check out this thread on Dell site: https://www.dell.com/community/PowerEdge-OS-Forum/Poweredge-R720-Imaging-problem/m-p/4099700#M18349

Could you please clarify what you're referring to by "VMware upgrade package"?

If you're unsure of the logs location it's better to contact support, the configuration files are always saved locally.

As for the multi-user setup, the most secure option is to change permissions for each plan individually.
Setting root permissions is just the easiest option and suits most of our clients.

We do not yet support this functionality. I have forwarded a feature request to our developers on your behalf.

We don't have any information on Centos 8 support, but it's in the plans.

We also can't guarantee that the software will work properly with this setup.

I'm afraid that won't work, we only support classic cmd.

That's a known problem, will be fixed in the next update. Currently there is no workaround, unfortunately.

We only support Azure Blob for the backup purposes. You can use Cloudberry Explorer for Azure to migrate your files directly to Azure Files instance.

Can you provide the screenshots of the problem? Doesn't looks like it's a permission problem.

Just checked and there seems to be a problem with this Glacier region. We reproduced it and forwarded that information to our R&D.

Using root account credentials seems to be working fine.

Thank you for the feedback.

Target release is version 6.4, but no ETA right now.

Too early right now, I'm afraid. The internal testing is going fine and there will be a big announcement regarding the release, so you won't miss it.

Drive doesn't support storage classes yet, that functionality will be added later.

Note that due to how Deep Archive works it's unlikely that we'll implement it in Drive. We recommend using our backup tool for these purposes.

It's actually highly likely that you're in domain. Can you please provide a screenshot from your System > Properties menu? You need to right-click on "This PC" icon and select "Properties".

Better to send us the diagnostic logs for investigation via tools > diagnostic menu. This will create a support ticket automatically.

Currently VM backups can only be entirely deleted from the backup storage tab.

We need to investigate the logs.
Please send them by going to Drive tray icon, right-click and choose Diagnostic, use "Send to Support" button there.