Veritas cluster license

NetBackup Self-Service: 7. Resiliency Platform 3. Appliance Software 1. Virtualisation: 5. Service Description English Services description English Veritas offerings may include third-party materials that are subject to a separate licence. InfoScale for Windows: 7. NetBackup Self-Service: 8. NetBackup: 9. NetBackup Appliance: 4. NetBackup Virtual Appliance: 4.

HyperScale for OpenStack: 1. Velocity: 1. No Yes. Legal Service and Licence Agreements. Software and Appliances Access. Backup Exec. Cluster Server. Cluster Volume Manager. Data Insight. Desktop and Laptop Option. Enterprise Vault. Flex Appliance. Infoscale Operations Manager.

Infrastructure Advisor. Risk Advisor. System Recovery. Hosted Solutions Enterprise Vault. What is the break-down cost of licenses, maintenance and support, installation, customization, data migration and training? Here is the real break down cost of Veritas Cluster Server implementation:. Customization cost: Customization cost is significantly more complex to calculate than licensing cost as it depends on functional requirements and specific needs. Here are few key items that effect customization cost:.

Data migration cost: Data migration cost derived from your current software, amount of data, complexity of data, availability of data migration tools and gaps between your current system and you new system. Migrating from excel spreadsheets can also cost a lot of time and money. Training cost: Training cost derived from the training approach that you select for your organization:.

Other implementation cost? For example, if you had chosen to configure two coordinator disks, the installer asks you to choose the first disk and then the second disk:. The installer displays a message that recommends you to verify the disks in another window and then return to this configuration procedure. The installer initializes the disks and the disk group and deports the disk group on the VCS application cluster node. Enter the virtual IP address or the fully qualified host name for the CP server.

Support Documentation Cluster Server 7. Cluster Server 7. Last Published: Section I. With server-based fencing, you can have the coordination points in your configuration as follows: Combination of CP servers and SCSI-3 compliant coordinator disks CP servers only Veritas also supports server-based fencing with a single highly available CP server that acts as a single coordination point.

To configure server-based fencing for the VCS cluster one CP server and two coordinator disks Depending on the server-based configuration model in your setup, make sure of the following: CP servers are configured and are reachable from the VCS cluster.

Provide the following details about the coordination points at the installer prompt: Enter the total number of coordination points including both servers and disks. The output includes product information name, version, product ID and the contents of the product-specific data encoded in each license key. If no switch is provided, the default report is generated. If no switch is provided, both valid and invalid keys are displayed.

Displays details about one or more specified license keys. If entering multiple keys, separate each key with a comma. Use with the -g, -s, or -e switch to control the amount of information displayed for each key. You can use this switch to verify that a license key is correct for a product. You might want to test a license key before running vxlicinst with that key.

Notes Default Report--Outputs product information encoded in each license key. If the license is for a Demo or NFR license, the information includes the duration of the license and whether it has expired. The tool also reports site license and node-locked keys.