Get-License

Gets information about a license installed for the Virtualization Extensions Service.

Applies to versions: 8.0, 9.0, 9a

Syntax

Get-License [-VESServer <Object>] [<CommonParameters>]

Detailed Description

This cmdlet retrieves information about a license installed for the Virtualization Extensions Service. The cmdlet returns an object that represents the license.

The cmdlet displays the following property values for the license:

Company: name of the company for which the license was issued

Product: name of the licensed software product

Description: license text

Email: email of the person for whom the license was issued

ExpirationDate: license expiration date

SupExprDate: support expiration date

FirstName: first name of the person for whom the license was issued

LastName: last name of the person for whom the license was issued

Version: version of the licensed software product

LicenseType: license type

Expired: flag indicating whether the license has expired

SupportExpired: flag indicating whether the prepaid support has expired

CpuNumber: number of licensed VMware sockets

UsedCPUs: number of sockets already allocated for monitored VMware servers

HypervCpuNumber: number of licensed Hyper-V sockets

HypervUsedCPUs:  number of sockets already allocated for monitored Hyper-V servers

Parameters

-VESServer

Specifies the Virtualization Extensions server. You can pass the following types of values:

  • Name of a machine (remote or local) where the Virtualization Extensions Service runs.

Acceptable formats for the input value are: server name (such as "localhost" or "."), IP address (such as "172.15.19.6") and FQDN (such as "localhost.veeam.local").

For more information, type “get-help about_VESServerParameter”.

Description

Aliases

 

Required?

False

Position?

Named

Default Value

 

Accept Pipeline Input?

False

Accept Wildcard Characters?

False

<CommonParameters>

This cmdlet supports Microsoft PowerShell common parameters. For more information about common parameters, see Microsoft Docs.

Notes

If the -VESServer parameter is not specified, the cmdlet will connect to the Virtualization Extensions Service on the local machine.

Output

The cmdlet returns a Veeam.Psves.License object that represents the license.

Example

This command gets license details.

Get-License