Veeam Cloud & Service Provider

Veeam Software is the leader in backup, recovery and data management solutions that deliver modern data protection. It's a privately held, U.S. information technology company with a U.S.-based leadership team.

Founded in 2006, Veeam focuses on simplifying backups for virtual machines and continues to charge forward to innovate the industry so you can own, control and protect your data anywhere in the hybrid multi-cloud.

Veeam software is used for a variety of use cases and encompasses a wide range of solutions that deliver:

• IT Monitoring & Analytics
• Off-site backup and recovery
• Backup Modernization
• Ransomware Protection
• Hybrid Cloud Acceleration
• Data Security & Compliance
• Data Reuse, and
• Disaster Recovery Orchestration.

Veeam licenses software in a variety of ways depending on the specific product and use case required. This includes licensing by the number of protected workloads, by user, orchestrated instance or older per-socket options.

With Probax MSP Backup, Veeam partners can opt for All-In-One bundled plans which includes all required Veeam licenses, or BYO plans where they bring their existing Veeam agreements and bring their own licenses.

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A Veeam rental license, known as a Rental Veeam Backup & Replication license is a full license with the license expiration date set according to the chosen rental program, which is normally from 1 to 12 months from the date of issue, that can be automatically updated upon expiration.

Veeam Instance Licensing (VIL) is a flexible licensing solution from Veeam that's designed to be portable. It can be used to protect different workloads throughout various Veeam products. A Veeam instance license can be used for public cloud and on-premises backups.

The subscription pricing for the Veeam instance license is similar to other Veeam products.

A Veeam Universal License (VUL) is a workload license that keeps all of your workloads protected, including hybrid, on-premises, and multi-cloud environments. The licensing is flexible, providing portability across workloads. This makes it easier to protect and restore your backups without having to deal with extra fees or appliance lock-ins.

When a Veeam license expires, there are multiple scenarios depending on the type of license:

• Paid licenses: Veeam Backup & Replication will be set to a grace period.
• Evaluation and NFR licenses: Workload processing will stop after the license expires.
• Promo license: With a Promo license, the granted instances will be removed, and workload processing will stop. There's no grace period, so once the primary license expires, the promo license will expire as well.
• Perpetual Socket and Perpetual Instance licenses: These don't expire, but there's an expiration date for support. The user should be informed about this date.

For licenses with a grace period, your data will remain protected, and none of your disaster recovery operations will be affected. Nevertheless, you'll be notified that your license has expired in the Veeam Backup & Replication console, and it won't renew unless action is taken from your side when you are ready to renew.

To ensure that your operations aren't affected, you must renew your license before the grace period. Once the grace period ends, workload processing will stop, but restoring data from existing backups will still be available.

The grace period is 30 days for subscription licenses and 60 days for rental licenses. Evaluation, NFR, and Promo licenses don't have a grace period. service.

Yes, Veeam Software and Wasabi Technologies are alliance partners.

Veeam's Direct-to-Object-Storage capabilities integrate seamlessly with Wasabi.

Probax MSP Backup simplifies the enterprise-grade power of Veeam Data Platform and seamlessly integrates it with the performance, scalability and value of Wasabi hot cloud storage.

A Veeam Aggregator provides cloud and service providers with IT solutions for colocation, connectivity, and cloud. They offer financial support, enablement programs, and a wide array of vendor products, services, and solutions. In addition, Veeam Aggregators are capable of providing usage reports.

A Veeam Cloud Service Provider (VCSP) is an authorized Veeam partner. VCSPs provide Veeam expertise, testing capabilities, and many other benefits.

A Veeam Value-Added Reseller (VAR) or Veeam MSP (Managed Service Provider), often called Veeam ProPartners, enables organizations to offload their backup and recovery operations. It offers the same Veeam products, but instead of letting the client set up and maintain their backups and disaster recovery solutions, an MSP does it for them. This helps organizations keep their IT teams focused on more important tasks and projects.

The Veeam Availability Console is an Enterprise-grade cloud-based platform that supplies MSPs with all the tools required for the management, deployment, and monitoring of the Veeam environments of their Veeam customers. It's a single platform to protect physical, cloud-based, and virtual Veeam environments.

Probax MSP Backup simplifies the enterprise-grade power of Veeam Data Platform for MSPs that serve Small-to-Medium-Sized Businesses (SMBs).

The Veeam disaster recovery orchestrator is licensed with a per-VM-based subscription in bundles of 10 with 24/7 production support.

The license is non-transferable to other Veeam products, and you can't use the Veeam Universal Licenses with Veeam Disaster Recovery Orchestrator.

Yes. Managed Service Providers (MSPs) that offer Veeam-powered solutions can obtain the SOC 2 compliance standard.

Yes, Probax and Veeam will help you meet compliance needs by enabling you to store and restore business data, files and content databases on long-term retention policies. As a result, you’ll be able to meet compliance and regulatory requirements. Please refer to www.probax.io/compliance for more information.

Veeam Cloud Connect makes it easy to get backups and replicas off-site to a Backup as a Service (BaaS) or Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS) provider without the cost and complexity of managing a second infrastructure.

With Veeam Cloud Connect, Veeam partners and service providers can build their own Veeam-powered services offering, leveraging this multi-tenant and scalable technology.

Veeam CDP policy states that Veeam Backup & Replication will create a new task for every new VM added. The service scans the policy settings from the configuration, and based on the results; it provides a list of VM tasks that require processing.

Moreover, the CDP Coordinator Service ensures that the backup infrastructure components required are ready.

Veeam Availability Suite enables you to gain complete visibility over your IT environment. This is made possible by calculating the performance and availability of your virtual machine using data provided from 24/7 real-time monitoring.

It includes an all-in-one solution for cloud, physical, and virtual workload backup and recovery operations. With the Veeam Availability Suite, you get the perks of two Veeam products with a single subscription: Veeam Backup & Replication and Veeam ONE.

Yes, Veeam Technical Education Services currently offers two industry certifications to help demonstrate your ability to manage a company’s data: the Veeam Certified Engineer (VMCE) and the Veeam Certified Architect (VMCA).

Veeam certification holders have a deep understanding of Veeam Availability Suite™, the critical functions required by an organization to actively protect their data and the ability to grow and adapt with an organization’s evolving data protection needs.

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