Backup and Restore Proxmox VMs to a Different Node

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Learn how to easily back up and restore your Proxmox virtual machines (VMs) to a different node or cluster. This tutorial will guide you through the process of creating VM backups, selecting the appropriate storage location, and restoring the backup to a new environment. Discover how to minimize downtime and ensure data protection for your critical VMs.
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[@kristof9497]

Thank you.

[@syncbricks]

You are welcome

[@TECHlabs-gs9en]

well done, perfect sized videos for the content!

[@syncbricks]

You are welcome

[@086guti]

I just came from the previous video, how the drive "TrueNAS" was there? is from a second hard drive in the same unit?

[@syncbricks]

TrueNAS is network shared storage

[@sumarouno]

I also have same question, confused with TrueNAS.

[@okiko4946]

your image on video larger than the video itself

[@syncbricks]

Sorry for that