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Now, if you wanted to access that 14.1 v17 database from ANOTHER Resolve system, and since you can't use the Project Server app to Share the db, you'd need to manually edit the pg_hba.conf file in the PostgreSQL 14 data folder, to allow whatever level of outside access you desired. So, it looks like the Project Server app is only going to work with a PostgreSQL 9.5.4 install. It requests you run the Project Server installer again, and check the PostgreSQL 9.5.4 install option. After the Project Server install completed, launched it, and it doesn't see the PostgreSQL 14.1 install. On the installer, I unchecked the option to install PostgreSQL 9.5.4. I also installed the Resolve 17.4.1 Project Server app on the same PC. So as far as I can tell, PostgreSQL 14.1 works fine with Resolve 17.4.3. I then Restored the backup, to a new db called v17v2. The first time I ran a backup, it asked me to point to the PostgreSQL bin directory.

I copied projects from the Disk database to the new v17 PostgreSQL db.

I launched Resolve Studio 17.4.3 on the same machine, and created a new PostgreSQL database using all the PostgreSQL New Database defaults (Location 127.0.0.1, Username postgres, Password DaVinci) and gave it a name of v17.

I used the default Resolve postgres password of DaVinci when asked for the postgres pw. OK, I downloaded and installed the PostgreSQL 14.1 installer for Windows, and installed it on a Windows 11 PC.