Our staggered deployment of x360Recover 12.x (including an Ubuntu upgrade) is now in progress.
We've been releasing the upgrade in small batches and will continue to roll it out during May. Approximately 90% of Axcient vaults have been upgraded as of May 10. The final 10% of Axcient vaults should be upgraded by May 15.
We're continuing the rollout of our new x360Recover Linux backup agent, which includes bare metal restore (BMR) for Linux on x360Recover appliance deployments, expanded OS support for Ubuntu and local cache (for faster Linux agents recovery)
Our Support team may ask you to generate and share a HAR file with us. This sometimes occurs when we are troubleshooting an Axcient product you've accessed through a web browser. (HAR files act as a “recording” of network traffic information for a specific web page, and can supply the information we need to visualize a web page's performance.)
We've put together a quick how-to article in case you ever need to do this:
Join Axcient and some of your fellow MSPs from the area at Ruth’s Chris for a free steak lunch, networking with your channel peers, and a new look at business continuity and disaster recovery (BCDR).
Meet with Axcient at The Capital Grille and enjoy a discussion with other area MSPs about deployment flexibility, stack consolidation, and vendor stability. (And dig in to that free steak lunch, too.)