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    • DonahueD
      Donahue
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      Veeam leverages too many windows technologies currently. Hence, I run it on Server 2012r2

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      • scottalanmillerS
        scottalanmiller @BRRABill
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        @BRRABill Nakivo, URBackup... lots of options. Just not from Veeam. Which is too bad as Veeam is amazing.

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        • BRRABillB
          BRRABill @scottalanmiller
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          @scottalanmiller said in Correct license for a Win 10 Veeam backup server on Type-1 Hypervisor:

          @BRRABill Nakivo, URBackup... lots of options. Just not from Veeam. Which is too bad as Veeam is amazing.

          Right. I know everyone loves it.

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            dave_c @scottalanmiller
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            @scottalanmiller said in Correct license for a Win 10 Veeam backup server on Type-1 Hypervisor:

            @dave_c said in Correct license for a Win 10 Veeam backup server on Type-1 Hypervisor:

            @magicmarker said in Correct license for a Win 10 Veeam backup server on Type-1 Hypervisor:

            What is the typical Veeam backup server OS recommendation for SMB then? Should I be looking at going with a Windows 2016 OS instead?

            We always use Windows Server 2016 with ReFS. Another option recommended by Veeam is Windows 10 Pro for Workstations, especially if you are going to use ReFS

            Problem is "recommended by Veeam" doesn't mean that you can get a license to do it. That's only for people where MS EULA doesn't apply.
            ...

            Just found this on http://www.veeam.com/veeam_backup_9_5_whats_new_wn.pdf (page 5)

            Instant recovery of agent backups to a Hyper-V VM now support Windows 10 Hyper-V as the target hypervisor. This is particularly useful
            for managed service providers by enabling them to create low-cost all-in-one BCDR appliances to deploy at their clients’ premises.
            

            It seems like Veeam doesn't care about MS EULA. Or perhaps I'm missing an exception in the EULA

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            • DashrenderD
              Dashrender @dave_c
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              @dave_c said in Correct license for a Win 10 Veeam backup server on Type-1 Hypervisor:

              @scottalanmiller said in Correct license for a Win 10 Veeam backup server on Type-1 Hypervisor:

              @dave_c said in Correct license for a Win 10 Veeam backup server on Type-1 Hypervisor:

              @magicmarker said in Correct license for a Win 10 Veeam backup server on Type-1 Hypervisor:

              What is the typical Veeam backup server OS recommendation for SMB then? Should I be looking at going with a Windows 2016 OS instead?

              We always use Windows Server 2016 with ReFS. Another option recommended by Veeam is Windows 10 Pro for Workstations, especially if you are going to use ReFS

              Problem is "recommended by Veeam" doesn't mean that you can get a license to do it. That's only for people where MS EULA doesn't apply.
              ...

              Just found this on http://www.veeam.com/veeam_backup_9_5_whats_new_wn.pdf (page 5)

              Instant recovery of agent backups to a Hyper-V VM now support Windows 10 Hyper-V as the target hypervisor. This is particularly useful
              for managed service providers by enabling them to create low-cost all-in-one BCDR appliances to deploy at their clients’ premises.
              

              It seems like Veeam doesn't care about MS EULA. Or perhaps I'm missing an exception in the EULA

              This should be totally ok, as long as they are only used on that local machine, and not served as servers to others on the network (and it's licensed as required).

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              • ObsolesceO
                Obsolesce
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                Just remember that per the Win10 EULA, you can only virtualize Win10 if it's the only licensed Windows VM.

                I don't have it in front of me to verify, but that's what I remember reading on there. Will verify a bit later.

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                • JaredBuschJ
                  JaredBusch
                  last edited by

                  Nothing in that says it is running Windows 10 guests. It is using Hyper-V on Windows 10 for temporary DR.

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                  • scottalanmillerS
                    scottalanmiller @dave_c
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                    @dave_c of course Veeam doesnt care. EuLA is your problem to deal with. Has nothing to do with them.

                    We already stated that.

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                    • scottalanmillerS
                      scottalanmiller @Obsolesce
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                      @Obsolesce said in Correct license for a Win 10 Veeam backup server on Type-1 Hypervisor:

                      Just remember that per the Win10 EULA, you can only virtualize Win10 if it's the only licensed Windows VM.

                      I don't have it in front of me to verify, but that's what I remember reading on there. Will verify a bit later.

                      Thats not the issue. And not the case. VDI licensing gets you around that. But nothing gets you around the no-server use EULA.

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                      • ObsolesceO
                        Obsolesce @scottalanmiller
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                        @scottalanmiller said in Correct license for a Win 10 Veeam backup server on Type-1 Hypervisor:

                        @Obsolesce said in Correct license for a Win 10 Veeam backup server on Type-1 Hypervisor:

                        Just remember that per the Win10 EULA, you can only virtualize Win10 if it's the only licensed Windows VM.

                        I don't have it in front of me to verify, but that's what I remember reading on there. Will verify a bit later.

                        Thats not the issue. And not the case. VDI licensing gets you around that. But nothing gets you around the no-server use EULA.

                        Did not know VDI was involved in the OPs case.

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                        • scottalanmillerS
                          scottalanmiller @Obsolesce
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                          @Obsolesce said in Correct license for a Win 10 Veeam backup server on Type-1 Hypervisor:

                          @scottalanmiller said in Correct license for a Win 10 Veeam backup server on Type-1 Hypervisor:

                          @Obsolesce said in Correct license for a Win 10 Veeam backup server on Type-1 Hypervisor:

                          Just remember that per the Win10 EULA, you can only virtualize Win10 if it's the only licensed Windows VM.

                          I don't have it in front of me to verify, but that's what I remember reading on there. Will verify a bit later.

                          Thats not the issue. And not the case. VDI licensing gets you around that. But nothing gets you around the no-server use EULA.

                          Did not know VDI was involved in the OPs case.

                          Its the licensing for more than one Windows workstation on a server.

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                          • ObsolesceO
                            Obsolesce @scottalanmiller
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                            @scottalanmiller said in Correct license for a Win 10 Veeam backup server on Type-1 Hypervisor:

                            @Obsolesce said in Correct license for a Win 10 Veeam backup server on Type-1 Hypervisor:

                            @scottalanmiller said in Correct license for a Win 10 Veeam backup server on Type-1 Hypervisor:

                            @Obsolesce said in Correct license for a Win 10 Veeam backup server on Type-1 Hypervisor:

                            Just remember that per the Win10 EULA, you can only virtualize Win10 if it's the only licensed Windows VM.

                            I don't have it in front of me to verify, but that's what I remember reading on there. Will verify a bit later.

                            Thats not the issue. And not the case. VDI licensing gets you around that. But nothing gets you around the no-server use EULA.

                            Did not know VDI was involved in the OPs case.

                            Its the licensing for more than one Windows workstation on a server.

                            Yeah:

                            Licensing Windows desktop operating system for use with virtual machines
                            http://download.microsoft.com/download/9/8/D/98D6A56C-4D79-40F4-8462-DA3ECBA2DC2C/Licensing_Windows_Desktop_OS_for_Virtual_Machines.pdf

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