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Tenant Machine Count

Veeam Backup & Replication offers several ways to view information about protected tenant workloads — machines processed by tenant jobs targeted at cloud repositories and cloud hosts.

SP Veeam backup console. Veeam Backup & Replication displays the number of tenant machines whose backups and replicas consume resources in the SP Veeam Cloud Connect infrastructure. The SP can view the number of processed tenant machines in the Tenants node of the Cloud Connect view in the SP backup console. To learn more, see Viewing Tenant Machine Count.
License usage report. Veeam Backup & Replication displays the number of tenant machines that use instances in the license in the license usage report. The SP can view monthly reports generated automatically by Veeam Backup & Replication or generate the report manually when needed. To learn more, see Managing License Usage Reports.

The SP can also obtain information about processed tenant machines via Veeam PowerShell and Veeam Backup Enterprise Manager RESTful API.

Veeam PowerShell displays the total number of tenant machines (excluding rental machines and new workloads) that have been processed by Veeam Backup & Replication in the past 31 days and use instances in the license. To learn more, see the Get-VBRCloudTenant section in the Veeam PowerShell Reference.
Veeam Backup Enterprise Manager RESTful API displays the number of backed-up VMs, replicated VMs, backed-up servers and backed-up workstations per tenant. The number of rental machines and new workloads is displayed separately for each tenant. To learn more, see the following sections in the Veeam Backup Enterprise Manager RESTful API Reference:

Tenant Machine Count Note:

If the SP manages the Veeam backup infrastructure using Veeam Service Provider Console, they can view information about protected tenant workloads in Veeam Service Provider Console. For more information, refer to the Veeam Service Provider Console documentation.

For example, if you use Veeam Service Provider Console RESTful API v2, see the following sections in the Veeam Service Provider Console RESTful API Reference: