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Veeam Enterprise Manager License: What You Need to Know

Veeam Enterprise Manager is a web-based console that allows you to manage and monitor multiple Veeam backup servers from a single location. It also simplifies the license management for the entire backup infrastructure, as you can install and update licenses on all connected backup servers with a few clicks. In this article, we will explain the different types of licenses available for Veeam Enterprise Manager, how they work, and how to install and manage them.

Types of Licenses for Veeam Enterprise Manager

Veeam Enterprise Manager supports two types of licenses: Perpetual Socket and Universal License (VUL). The type of license you need depends on the type of workloads you want to protect with Veeam Backup & Replication.

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• Perpetual Socket License: This license is based on the number of CPU sockets on the hosts where the protected VMs reside. It is suitable for customers who only want to protect VMware or Hyper-V VMs. The license is perpetual, meaning that you pay once and own it forever. However, you need to renew your maintenance contract annually to receive technical support and product updates.

• Universal License (VUL): This license is based on the number of protected workloads, regardless of their type or location. A workload can be a VM, physical server, cloud VM, enterprise application, NAS file share, and more. With VUL, you can use your licenses to protect any workload, as the licenses are portable. For example, you can use one license to protect a VMware VM today, and then use the same license to protect a physical server or a cloud VM tomorrow. The license is subscription-based, meaning that you pay annually or monthly for the number of licenses you need.

For more information on Veeam Backup & Replication license types, see the [Licensing] section of the Veeam Backup & Replication User Guide.

How to Install a License on Veeam Enterprise Manager

To install a license on Veeam Enterprise Manager, you need to sign in to the web console using an account with the Portal Administrator role. Then, you need to go to the Configuration view and open the Licensing section. On the Summary tab, you can click Install license and select the LIC file that contains your license information. The new license will be automatically applied to all backup servers connected to Enterprise Manager.

If you have a Perpetual Socket license installed, you can install an instance license over it. In this case, the licenses will be merged. After the merge, you can remove an unnecessary part of the merged license if you want. For more information on merging licenses, see the [Merging Licenses] section of the Veeam Backup & Replication User Guide.

For more details on how to install a license on Veeam Enterprise Manager, see the [Installing License] section of the Veeam Backup Enterprise Manager Guide.

How to Manage Licenses on Veeam Enterprise Manager

Veeam Enterprise Manager allows you to view and manage your licenses from a single web console. You can see what workloads consume instances in your license, how many instances are available or used, and when your license expires. You can also revoke licenses from protected workloads if you want to free up some instances for other workloads. Additionally, you can generate monthly usage reports that show how many instances were consumed by each workload type during each month.

For more details on how to manage licenses on Veeam Enterprise Manager, see the [Licensing] section of the Veeam Backup Enterprise Manager Guide.

Conclusion

Veeam Enterprise Manager is a powerful tool that simplifies the license management for your backup infrastructure. It supports two types of licenses: Perpetual Socket and Universal License (VUL). You can install and update licenses on all connected backup servers from a single web console. You can also view and manage your licenses, revoke licenses from protected workloads, and generate monthly usage reports. To learn more about Veeam licensing policy, see [Veeam Licensing Policy].