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License and Object Storage

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HI everyone,

short question. Is a Socketbased Veeam Essentials Standard License capable of backup and backup copy to an object storage?
Thanks for your help.
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Re: License and Object Storage

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Hi Bruce

No, you need at least Enterprise edition with socket licenses or a VUL.

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Re: License and Object Storage

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Thanks for your help Fabian.
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Re: License and Object Storage

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One more question. A hardened repository with immutability based on Linux would work, right?
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Re: License and Object Storage

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Yes, hardened repositories can be used in any edition, even with the community edition.

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