What is a 'per 500 GB/year' license?
A 'per 500 GB/year' license means pricing for NAS/File Share Backup is based on the total amount of data being backed up.
Example: For every 500 GB of data you backup, one license is required. So, if you have 2 TB of data, you would need to purchase 4 licenses.
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License Management
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What is per-user license?
A user is equivalent to one of the following: 1 Microsoft 365 User 1 Google Workspace User Example: If you have Microsoft 365 Organization with 100 Users and you want to backup only 75 users, you need to buy 75 user licenses.