@FATeknollogee said in Hypervisors: revisit your choices!: One downside to KVM (in virt-manager) is lack of snapshots for UEFI VMs. yes it is.

@JasGot said in MSP Backup Product - Local Storage: @dbeato said in MSP Backup Product - Local Storage: @JasGot said in MSP Backup Product - Local Storage: @CCWTech said in MSP Backup Product - Local Storage: @JasGot said in MSP Backup Product - Local Storage: @CCWTech said in MSP Backup Product - Local Storage: @scottalanmiller I just had a phone conversation with Craig at Backup Assist (they are members of this forum I believe). They are in the process of rolling out a product that may fit our needs. He's going to do some research and schedule a call. I will keep you in the loop. Just curious, what is unique about your needs that their Multisite Manager didn't address? I'm not sure. When Craig called me and asked about what I was looking for, he mentioned that they are coming out with a new product in the very near future that may work the best. I haven't explored any further than that at this point. Based on our conversation here, this may be all you need. https://www.backupassist.com/multisitemanager.html BackupAssist however is just a wrapped Management of Windows Server Backup, I used to recommend it but ever since using Veeam I have not moved back. The free version is phenomenal of the Veeam Backup Agent and if you have Exchange or SQL you can still pay for it or use the free up to 10 Community edition. It's so much more than a wrapper. Should be its own thread, but do you know of anything similar for Linux?

Hey @JaredBusch if you Google about converting Hyper-V to KVM, this is Google's built in process now! They link this article as the "official" Google chosen reference document for this process!

Good find.

@travisdh1 said in Moving Hyper-V VMs from C to D?: @siringo Right-click the VM, select Move, fill out the wizard. It's quick, easy, and can be done live. @travisdh1 thanks so much for the help, sounds like I'll be going ahead with this. Thanks again.