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      Texkonc
      last edited by

      30 days until renewal.
      We have a mix of Sockets and Instances.
      My gut says we just Keep a small amount of sockets since they are cheaper. I am thinking Instances would be better since the agent is portable. We are moving Datacenters coming up and I am not wanting to stick with HyperV. The 1.5 Licenses per server kinda sucks though.
      Plus counting on HyperV to do our backups have been meh.

      Sockets or Instances?

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        DustinB3403
        last edited by

        If you aren't sticking with Hyper-V, what are you considering? ESXi, KVM, XCP-ng, Scale? This could have an impact if you need Veeam at all.

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        • wrx7mW
          wrx7m @DustinB3403
          last edited by

          @DustinB3403 said in Veeam Licenses Quandry:

          If you aren't sticking with Hyper-V, what are you considering? ESXi, KVM, XCP-ng, Scale? This could have an impact if you need Veeam at all.

          Yeah, this question should be addressed first. Could be moot if you move to something else. Even if you decide to use Veeam agents to backup. Totally different.

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            dave_c
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            I understand that the Universal License (VUL) was made available this month: https://www.veeam.com/blog/introducing-new-universal-license.html

            And Veeam told partners that all new subscriptions will use VUL. The server for Enterprise still is 1.5 licenses and 1 for Enterprise Plus. VM's are 1 licence each.

            They say the price will be better for some workloads . Use the calculator to check.

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              dave_c @dave_c
              last edited by dave_c

              On a second look, it seems like 1 server agent is 1 license under VUL. Better check the calculator.
              The new Starter Edition available under VUL might be interesting if your work load is 20 or less and Standard Edition works for you.

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                Texkonc
                last edited by

                Oh wow, calculating the jobs for Agents vs Sockets. My CIO would ask me if I would like to keep my job.
                Nevermind, nothing to see here...

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                  dave_c @Texkonc
                  last edited by dave_c

                  @Texkonc
                  Understood. At least you know that some instances are no longer available.

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                    dave_c @Texkonc
                    last edited by

                    @Texkonc said in Veeam Licenses Quandry:

                    Oh wow, calculating the jobs for Agents vs Sockets. My CIO would ask me if I would like to keep my job.

                    I'm lost here. Why are you taking about Agent Jobs?

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                      scottalanmiller @DustinB3403
                      last edited by

                      @DustinB3403 said in Veeam Licenses Quandry:

                      If you aren't sticking with Hyper-V, what are you considering? ESXi, KVM, XCP-ng, Scale? This could have an impact if you need Veeam at all.

                      Scale is on the list for sure.

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