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File backup: Your license has been exceeded
Hello
I was setting up a file backup and I just got this error message:
As you can see I have a enterprise plus license so I should not have any issues. Im not running any other backups jobs or anything at the same time
Veeam 11 latest version.
I was setting up a file backup and I just got this error message:
As you can see I have a enterprise plus license so I should not have any issues. Im not running any other backups jobs or anything at the same time
Veeam 11 latest version.
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Re: File backup: Your license has been exceeded
We can not see your license edition with the VUL on the screenshot
It’s 500GB frontend Data per Instance/License.
How much do you have backuped until now?
It’s 500GB frontend Data per Instance/License.
How much do you have backuped until now?
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Re: File backup: Your license has been exceeded
To clarify, it's 500 GB/instance for v11. For previous versions, it's 250 GB/instance and that first 250 Gb is free.
@John, the "edition" is meaningless; how many instances are in use and how much data was previously backed up from the share matters.
From the Menu > License option, you'll see a license report; run it and see your usage of instances. That 72 GiB triggers this license warning tells me you've exceeded your instances in some other method.
@John, the "edition" is meaningless; how many instances are in use and how much data was previously backed up from the share matters.
From the Menu > License option, you'll see a license report; run it and see your usage of instances. That 72 GiB triggers this license warning tells me you've exceeded your instances in some other method.
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Re: File backup: Your license has been exceeded
You need to go a little further: click the Instance tab and then manage button to check the actual license consumption for \\FS01\s file share. Likely you have other jobs with the \\FS01\s file share selected as a sourceFrom the Menu > License option, you'll see a license report;
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Re: File backup: Your license has been exceeded
Are you saying that in order to file backup, per license its 500GB?
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Re: File backup: Your license has been exceeded
That is correct. However, first 500GB per file share do not consume the license, and according to the screenshot above you have much less than that. So, I think you should open a support case to troubleshoot this. Thanks!
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Re: File backup: Your license has been exceeded
Um.....Thats strange.
I have a lot more than 500GB in files to backup.
Its kind of odd to license based on data to backup.
I have a lot more than 500GB in files to backup.
Its kind of odd to license based on data to backup.
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Re: File backup: Your license has been exceeded
Unfortunately, there are no other way to measure file shares, other than based on data size.
Unless you suggest we should charge the same for backing up 1TB and 1PB file share.
Unless you suggest we should charge the same for backing up 1TB and 1PB file share.
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