Good morning,
This will be our first time using Veeam for a client, so please bare with me. The scenario is that we plan on having 2 servers. One for hosting the vm's and 1 for the replicated vm's. We plan on having the main server running Windows 2019 server with Hyper-V running the dc,1 sql server and 1 server for their POS. We've tested this with the trial licenses and it seems to work and replicate perfectly.
My question is about windows licensing. I know 2019 Standard comes with 1 license for the main server and 1 for a single VM. I'm assuming we will need to buy 2 more licenses for the 2nd and 3rd vm's on the main server. Also we will need 1 license for the server that will house the replicated vm's. My question is do I need to buy licenses for the replicated vm's to be compliant with windows licensing?
am I missing something else that you know of? Any help is appreciated.
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Re: Windows Licensing when using Veeam to replicate to a 2nd server?
Hello Lucas and welcome to Veeam R&D forums,
With Veeam you need to license only the protected workload: the one that gets backed up or replicated. Thanks!
With Veeam you need to license only the protected workload: the one that gets backed up or replicated. Thanks!
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Re: Windows Licensing when using Veeam to replicate to a 2nd server?
Hello Lucas,
you need to check with you Microsoft licensing specialist regarding the Windows and Microsoft licenses. This is a topic that Veeam can not comment on as it depends on a lot of factors like EULA and your license contracts and type.
Dima shared above the Veeam license side.
you need to check with you Microsoft licensing specialist regarding the Windows and Microsoft licenses. This is a topic that Veeam can not comment on as it depends on a lot of factors like EULA and your license contracts and type.
Dima shared above the Veeam license side.
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