The simplest way is probably to manually edit the datastore configuration file directly, it can be found at: /etc/proxmox-backup/datastore.cfg, its format is pretty much self-explanatory.
Webologie : https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/howto-rename-datastore.78090/
1/ sur le nas synologie :
Panneau de configuration - Dossier partagé
ajouter des autorisations de backup suivant:
Make a directory
mkdir -p /mnt/backups
Edit the /etc/fstab. Note that nfsvers=3 is used here not to default to nfs 4. Later reading indicated that nfs 4 was not yet supported.
nfsserveripaddress:/Volume1/Backups /mnt/backups nfs nfsvers=3,defaults,_netdev 0 0
Additional commands. I am assuming that all is well. There are several commands to test an NFS share prior to editing the /etc/fstab.
# to mount the new share. moun # permissions chown backup:backup /mnt/backups3 -R chmod 770 /mnt/backups # CUI can create the datastore proxmox-backup-manager datastore create datastore /mnt/backups
A user must have permissions to access the datastore.
I created the user pbs_client.
This user has access to the datastore2 with the Role of DatastoreBackup.
At some point in the 6.2 release, an additional Storage option was created to support the PBS. This is the latest version of Proxmox VE6.3.6 at the time of this writing.
Add storage for the PBS with the credentials you created above for PBS.
Now, create the backup job using the storage ID of pbs2 which will be on the PBS server. Done.
Note that any deletions or comments to the backup jobs must be made from the PBS server and not through the Proxmox VE GUI.
webologie :
https://crepaldi.us/2021/03/07/how-to-setup-nfs-on-synology-nas-for-proxmox-backup-server-to-use-as-datastore/
https://it.megocollector.com/linux/proxmox-backup-server-pbs-with-nfs-resolved/
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