Viewing License Information

You can view details of the installed license in the License Information window.

To open the License Information window, from the main menu select License.

The following details are available for the current license:

• Status — license status (Valid, Invalid, Expired, Not Installed, Warning, Error).
• Type — license type (Perpetual, Subscription, Rental, Evaluation, NFR, Free).
• Edition — license edition (Community, Standard, Enterprise, Enterprise Plus).
• Support ID — support ID required for contacting Veeam Support.
• Licensed to — name of a person or organization to which the license was issued.
• Cloud Connect Provider — shows if you can use Veeam Backup & Replication to offer cloud repository as a service and disaster recovery as a service to your customers (Enterprise, Yes, No). For more information on Veeam Cloud Connect, see Veeam Cloud Connect Guide.
• Package1 — Veeam license pack: Essentials, Backup, Suite, ONE.
• Sockets — number of sockets that you can use to protect workloads.
• Instances — number of instances that you can use to protect workloads.
• Promo instances — number of additional instances granted by the Promo license.
• Expiration date — date when the license expires.
• Support expiration date — date when expires the support and maintenance specified by Veeam Licensing Policy. Valid for Perpetual Socket and Perpetual Instance licenses.
• Promo expiration date — date when the Promo license expires.
• Total instances including promo — number of all available instances, regular and promo added up.
• Capacity — protected front end capacity (in TB) for unstructured data backup.

To enable automatic license update, select the Update license automatically check box. For more information, see Updating License Automatically.

Viewing Information on Sockets

With socket licenses, Veeam Backup & Replication applies a license to the virtualization host on which the processed VMs reside.

To view to which objects the license is currently applied, open the Sockets tab.

For peculiarities of socket licensing, see the Licensing section.

Viewing Information on Instances

With instance licenses, Veeam Backup & Replication applies a license to a protected workload. The number of license instances that a protected workload consumes depends on the workload type and product edition. For details, see Veeam Licensing Policy.

To view to which objects the license is currently applied, open the Instances tab.

For peculiarities of instance licensing, see the Licensing section.

By default, Veeam Backup & Replication allows Veeam Agents to connect to the Veeam backup server and consume instances in the license. If you do not want Veeam Agents to consume instances, clear the Allow unlicensed agents to consume instances check box. For more information on Veeam Agents licensing, see the following user guides:

• If you work with Veeam Agents operating in the managed mode, see the Licensing Requirements section in the Veeam Agent Management Guide.
• If you work with Veeam Agents operating in the standalone mode, see the user guide for the Veeam Agent depending on the operating system of the protected computer. For example, if you work with Veeam Agent for Microsoft Windows, see the Managing License section in the Veeam Agent for Microsoft Windows User Guide.

Viewing Information on Capacity

With a capacity license, Veeam Backup & Replication applies the license to protected unstructured data sources. For details, see Veeam Licensing Policy.

To view which data sources currently consume the license capacity, open the Capacity tab.

For peculiarities of capacity licensing, see the Licensing section.