Veeam Advanced Universal License for Enterprise Data Protection

• Virtual machine backup and recovery
• Physical server data protection
• Hybrid cloud workload protection
• Enterprise application backup
• NAS and file share protection
• Cloud migration projects
• Distributed infrastructure protection
• Data center modernization
• Backup environment expansion
• Workload licensing consolidation

• Veeam Data Platform Advanced edition
• Veeam Universal License model
• Portable workload licensing
• Veeam Backup and Replication included
• Veeam ONE included
• Virtual workload protection
• Physical workload protection
• Hyperscaler cloud workload support
• Enterprise application protection
• Unstructured data protection
• Production support and maintenance
• Subscription or perpetual licensing options
• License instance based consumption
• Workload focused scalability
• Designed for evolving IT environments

• Brand: Veeam
• Product Family: Veeam Data Platform
• Edition: Advanced
• License Type: Veeam Universal License
• Part Number: V-ADVVUL-0I-PP2AR-00
• License Unit: License Instance
• Deployment: Software Appliance and Windows installable software
• Included Products: Veeam Backup and Replication, Veeam ONE
• Support: Production Support and Maintenance
• Supported Workloads: Virtual Hypervisors, Hyperscaler Clouds, Physical Servers, Workstations and Endpoints, Unstructured Data, Enterprise Applications, Identity
• License Calculation: VM or Cloud VM 1 License Instance
• License Calculation: Server or Application Server 1 License Instance
• License Calculation: Workstation or Endpoint 3 per License Instance
• License Calculation: Unstructured Data 500 GB per License Instance
• License Calculation: Entra ID 10 users per License Instance

WHY CHOOSE THIS PRODUCT?

• This model is suited to organizations that want licensing flexibility as their infrastructure changes across virtualization, physical systems and cloud workloads. Its Advanced edition combines protection capabilities with Veeam ONE, while the Universal License approach supports workload portability instead of tying licensing solely to a particular infrastructure form. For procurement teams, this can make future expansion, workload migration and lifecycle planning more adaptable.