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Upgraded to VM explorer 7.1 - ALL backups between servers now fail

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Upgraded to VME 7.1 to get ESXi 6.7 support and...

I am now getting 'Transfer suspended' messages when running backups between servers.

VME is running on a 6.7 server and can backup VM's on the 6.7 without issue.
Transfer suspended errors occur when attempting backups from 6.5 servers.

I can load and refresh all servers in the datacenter view without issue.

Any advice would be appreciated.

 

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    Is this 'persistent route' internal to ESXi or VMExplorer or something on your own network? 

    All my servers are on the same subnet - all the connectivity tests (ssh, agent, etc) pass green on server setup.  So network connectivity is not the issue.  More likely some type of firewall or handshake problem.  Backup starts correctly but when it gets to the 'copy between server' part I get the dreaded 'transfer suspended' message. 

    The message loops a few times as the process tries and retries - eventually it defaults to walking the bits between the servers with some other protocol which is drop dead unusable slow.

     

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