If you choose the Enterprise edition, you get all of the features of the Standard edition as well as additional features useful at the application level.
At the file level, you can recover files from a wide variety of industry file systems used by Linux, Unix, Solaris, Windows, BSD, Novell, and MacOS. You can also recover virtual disks and single VM files like VMX. The Instant VM Recovery feature lets you immediately restore service by starting a VM from a backup file. You can recover an entire virtual machine with quick rollback functionality. Cloud Connect Backup & Replication lets you use the power of the cloud to gain an extra level of recovery and replication. You can also backup from file-based systems. With Veeam Standard edition, you can back up your disk with built-in deduplication, swap exclusion, and compression. Veeam Backup & Replication currently comes in three different flavors: Standard, Enterprise, and Enterprise Plus. One of Veeam’s strengths is deep integration with lots of existing infrastructure and software solutions running in IT environments today. There is one license per physical socket, and the only decision you need to make is whether you need the VMware vSphere or Microsoft Hyper-V offering. Veeam licensing is very flexible, scalable, and affordable compared to other enterprise-level solutions.
