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Thursday, June 28, 2012

Veeam one now has a free edition! Also try Veeam backup free if you haven't

Posted on 11:55 PM by Unknown
We use veeam for our systems but it is nice to know that veeam is also putting a free version out there get users introduced to their software.



"There are no limits on the number of hosts, management servers or Failover Clusters you can manage, or the number of users or size of your data archive."
That pretty generous!


By simply installing a purchased license key, Veeam ONE Free Edition can easily be upgraded to the full version of Veeam ONE to gain these and other additional capabilities:
•Custom alarms and alarm modeling
•Full email notification for alarms
•Guest process monitoring and management
•All pre-defined reporting dashboards
•Automated report generation and distribution


This is from Veeam ONE: Free vs Full
 

while you are at it check out Veeam backup free edition, you will probably end uyp getting the paid edition since scedualing jobs and deduplication and incremental aren't included in the free version.


Find out more here http://www.veeam.com/virtual-machine-backup-solution-free.html?ad=homepage_block
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