@Danp There were no entries regarding backup listed by the journalctl command for the target backup time. I've updated my XO to commit 16498, and restarted the XO VM. The backup ran ok Today. Thank you @DustinB and @Danp for responding to my post! Alex

@olivierlambert I think that was probably related to my question if he tried to connect the same NFS share on the Synology as storage and backup target

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