VEEAM LICENSING FULL

Although the VUL licenses are fully featured with full support, existing customers may be accustomed to selecting from 3 different tiers of the old socket license to determine which version is best and then may need to pay hefty uplift prices if additional features are required at a later date or 24x7 support is now required. While the VUL license options, whether transacted via subscription or perpetually, seem straightforward for new customers: Buy one fully featured license and use it wherever.В It may create confusion for customers who have been in the Veeam eco-system for some time. Customers can use this to pay for VUL Perpetual upfront and with annual ongoing maintenance instead of a complete annual Op-Ex approach.

This offers the same benefits of VUL subscription to customers that prefer the traditional 'Capex' model. This license becomes increasingly appealing as customers wish to test adoption of different clouds, they protect their workloads, regardless of whether they are physical, cloud or virtual.Д®arlier this year, Veeam then took the next step and introduced Veeam Universal License Perpetual to customers. Then Veeam introduced the Veeam Universal License (VUL) subscription, streamlining the licensing experience for customers by offering a 'per workload' backup model, allowing customers to mix and match different products as part of their overall Veeam licensing. Historically Veeam have always offered a 'per socket' perpetual licensing model, which was great when we were just considering protecting our vSphere & Hyper-V infrastructure, but as Veeam has grown and produced additional feature capabilities such as NAS Backup, Cloud-native Backups for AWS and Azure and Physical server and workstation protection options, this licensing model hasn't suited them all. Starting the beginning of January 2021 we're going to see Veeam simplify the license offerings available to customers.