Arcserve Unified Data Protection (UDP) Licensing
Choose the Best Fitting Arcserve UDP Data Resilience Solution
Built-in AI Assistant
- Free tokens for quick troubleshooting help
- System status summary
- RBAC and security controls for AI assistant
Security & Access Management
- Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)
- Multitenant management controls
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Automated 3rd-party security updates*
*Available with each UDP release, customers need to install to keep the highest security protection item.
Management Flexibility
- Unified management experience for SaaS and On-Premises consoles
- Arcserve Console SaaS for easy update management
- Arcserve Console On-Premises for security in regulated environments
Right-Sized Data Resilience for Your Environment
Which UDP Edition Works Best for You?
Pick and Choose the Right Data Resilience Capacities
Upscale and downscale based on current data resilience requirements.
Expand Your Data Resilience With Additional, Natively Integrated Capabilities
Arcserve Cloud Cyber Resilient Storage
Arcserve Cloud Cyber Resilient Storage is an immutable backup target that stores data backups in Arcserve-managed cloud infrastructure. It helps reduce exposure to ransomware and accidental deletion.
Arcserve Cyber Resilient Storage
Arcserve Cyber Resilient Storage provides a reliable and cost-effective option for ransomware protection and compliance alignment by delivering immutable backup storage for cloud and on-premises workloads, seamlessly integrated with Arcserve UDP.
Choose the Right Licensing Type to Match Your Organization’s Needs
Each Arcserve UDP Edition is available in three different licensing options: universal, instance-based, capacity-based, and socket-based. Different licensing models help you choose the most convenient billing model to meet organizational requirements.
Arcserve UDP is available as a subscription (1-, 3-, and 5-year contracts) as well as perpetual + maintenance bundle (available only for 3- and 5-year contracts). Organizations can scale data protection as they grow, without being locked into a rigid model or paying for more than they need. Centralized license management makes it easy to allocate, reassign, and track licenses from a single console, while subscription options keep costs predictable and provide access to the latest features and version upgrades.
Capacity-Based License
The capacity-based license comes in Arcserve UDP Universal License and Arcserve Managed Capacity Program (MCP). It includes a capacity-based licensing model that allows you to protect a purchased number of front-end terabytes of data on an unlimited number of systems.
The licenses are available in UDP Standard, Advanced, and Premium editions.
For example, for a customer to protect 8TB of file server data and utilize full tape backup capabilities, 8x units of “Arcserve UDP 11.x Premium Edition – Managed Capacity per TB between 6TB – 15TB – License Only,” plus maintenance would be required.
To protect an additional 10TB, the customer would buy 10x more copies of “Arcserve UDP 11.x Premium Edition – Managed Capacity per TB between 16TB – 25TB – License Only,” plus the associated maintenance, as the total amount of protected data is now 18TB.
OS Instance-Based License
The instance-based licensing option allows you to protect an OS instance on a physical computer or virtual machine. Per OS, Instance-Based licensing supports the current UDP editions: Standard, Advanced, and Premium.
Socket-Based License
A socket-based license allows you to protect a physical computer and an unlimited number of virtual machines on the same computer. The number of socket-based licenses should be equal to the number of populated CPU sockets in the system, with an unlimited number of cores per CPU socket included.
With socket-based licensing, a socket is a populated Physical Processor (CPU) located on the device/hardware being protected. For example, Server A, running one quad-core CPU installed in a single physical CPU socket, will only require one socket-based license. Server B, running two dual-core CPUs installed in two physical CPU sockets, will require two socket-based licenses.
There is no limit on the “cores” (the logical microprocessors in a physical microprocessor) per socket. An empty socket without a processor does not require a per-socket license.
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