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# Compatible clients

When using standard S3, the repository connects with a wide variety of software without custom development. This is a reference of common categories and tools; any S3-compatible client works.

| Category        | Common tools                           | Typical use                                  |
| --------------- | -------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------- |
| Backup software | Veeam, Acronis, Bacula, Veritas, Ahsay | Backup destination                           |
| NAS             | QNAP                                   | Copying or syncing the NAS to the repository |
| Desktop clients | Cyberduck, S3 Browser                  | Browse and move objects manually             |
| Command line    | AWS CLI, s3cmd, rclone                 | Automation and scripts                       |

> #### 📘 The S3 standard is the advantage
>
> You aren't tied to a specific client: if the software speaks S3, it connects. That lets you choose the tool you already use with your clients instead of adapting to a proprietary one.

### Where to go next

* The data and commands to connect: [S3 credentials and access.](/docs-en/productos/object-storage/details/credentials-and-s3-access.md)
* The specific steps for each tool are in the [How-to](/docs-en/productos/object-storage/how-to.md)


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