Everpure Fusion Plug-In v2.2.595 for Veeam: known limitations with NFS, replication, coexistence
Summary
Veeam lists several known issues for Everpure Fusion Plug-In v2.2.595 for Veeam Backup & Replication. They concern coexistence with the FlashArray plug-in, asynchronous snapshot replication, NFS datastores and snapshot offload. Some have workarounds; none is stated as fixed.
Symptoms
- Concurrent backup jobs on the same NFS datastore: one job can fail with "No such file or directory", because a finishing job removes the NFS export the others still use.
- Target volumes of asynchronous snapshot replication show size '0' in Veeam Backup & Replication.
- If no snapshot was replicated, the replication relationship is not detected.
- With snapshot offload, the latest archived snapshot cannot be used for restore from archive unless a primary snapshot is kept.
Affected
- Everpure Fusion Plug-In v2.2.595 (requires Veeam Backup & Replication 13.1.0.411 or later and Everpure Fusion)
- NFS datastores with FlashArray File Services (requires Purity 6.10.1 or later; limited support, backup from storage snapshots only)
- Volumes in volume groups with asynchronous snapshot replication
- Backup jobs with snapshot offload enabled
Workaround
- NFS: schedule backup jobs that process VMs on the same NFS datastore so that they do not overlap.
- NFS with several exports per Managed Directory: set nfsDirectoryExportPreference in storage_plugin_advanced_settings.json (Windows: C:\ProgramData\Veeam\Storage\<Plugin Name>\; Veeam Software Appliance: /etc/veeam/plugins/storages/<plugin-name>/).
- Replication: add volumes to the Protection Group by explicit selection, or manually trigger transfer of at least one Protection Group snapshot before adding the target volume to Veeam Backup & Replication.
- Snapshot offload: configure the job to keep at least one primary storage snapshot.
- Standalone arrays: use Everpure FlashArray Plug-In 2.2.331. To move an array to the Fusion plug-in, remove it from Veeam Backup & Replication, add it again with the Fusion plug-in and create new jobs; manage old snapshots manually.
Fix
Not fixed yet.
Recommendation
Check the version requirements before installing. Do not use the same array with both plug-ins. Plan NFS job schedules without overlap and keep at least one primary snapshot for offload jobs. Upgrade or migration from the FlashArray plug-in is not supported.
Sources
- Release Information for Everpure Fusion Plug-In for Veeam Backup & Replication Vendor · www.veeam.com
Compiled from the sources listed and translated with AI (Claude); status and dates come from the vendor. The vendor’s statements are authoritative. Updated 1 Nov 2026, 15:36.
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