Release Note

April 1, 2025

Version 5.0.4.2860 (April 1, 2025)

Quick Verify supports the backup images in destination bucket added with Actiphy StorageServer.
Neutrix Cloud Storage is hidden from Replication target.
S3 compatible object storage is now supported.
- QNAP - QuObjects
- Oracle Cloud Infrastructure - Amazon S3 Compatibility API
Enhanced log output method.
Optimized Replication feature.

Consolidation task for backup images created with an earlier version crashed and failed.
Backup files created with scheduled tasks of earlier versions are not correctly chained.
Memory leak occurred in Replication process to cloud storage.
[Re-consolidate already consolidated incremental image files] option does not properly work in Consolidation process.
Even when [Immediate] is enabled for Schedule setting, [Re-consolidate already consolidated incremental image files] option can be disabled.

The backup image files created by using ActiveImage Protector Version 7.0.2 or later are now supported.

Quick Verify did not properly behave.
When registering Actiphy StorageServer for multiple times and selecting a backup image file saved in a bucket on Actiphy StorageServer, -401 error occurred.
When a backup image set saved in Actiphy StorageServer is deleted according to the predefined ActiveImage Protector retention policy, the newly created backup image set is detected as unmanaged with the retention policy.
A scheduled task for a backup image file saved in a bucket on Actiphy StorageServer immediately ran.

You can now configure the authentication settings to access a bucket on Actiphy StorageServer.

When selecting Actiphy StorageServer as backup destination and enabling [Split image into xx MB files], the consolidated file, even though the file size exceeds the predefined threshold, is not split but gets corrupted.
The authentication setting to access an image folder cannot be changed.
The ImageCenter task for the backup images saved in a bucket on Actiphy StorageServer, even though disabled, starts running.
When the split back image files are replicated, the most obsolete image set is not deleted from the replication target.