Download Veeam Reporter 1.0

In recent years, virtualization has been increasingly used in business. Well-known names include Xen and VMware. The latter has conquered a solid place with its VMware Infrastructure 3 setup. Proper documentation is very important for setting up and managing such an environment. Veeam Software has therefore released a new program, Veeam Reporter, which can automatically create a Microsoft Visio diagram of a VMware Infrastructure 3 environment. Veeam Reporter 1.0 has been released with the following announcement:

Veeam Software, a provider of best-of-breed virtualization management solutions, today announced the release of Veeam Reporter for VMware Infrastructure 3.

Veeam Reporter is a reporting tool to discover, document and create a visual (Microsoft Visio) diagram of a VMware Infrastructure environment. Designed for professional use by ESX administrators, system integrators and datacenter managers, Veeam Reporter integrates with and extends the functionality of VMware VirtualCenter and ESX Server. The tool collects information about VMware Infrastructure 3 (VI3) environment, its components and configuration settings, and provides a comprehensive visual report for analysis and documentation.

Key Functions of Veeam Reporter:

• Discover it. Veeam Reporter discovers essential components of VMware Infrastructure, their properties and relationships. Veeam Reporter works both with VirtualCenter and ESX Server.
• Document it. Veeam Reporter saves the collected data for printing as well as change management tracking.
• Vision it. Veeam Reporter is a professional tool for ESX administrators, system integrators and data center managers. It builds a detailed visual diagram based on the collected data and presents it as a Visio report.

“VMware Infrastructure 3 and ESX Server are being widely adopted by enterprise customers as they offer the new level of systems utilization and availability,” said Ratmir Timashev, president and CEO, Veeam Software. “New Veeam Reporter is an essential tool for developing a High Availability (HA) & VMotion strategy in an enterprise environment.”

The pricing starts at $120 per CPU including the first year maintenance plan. Additional annual support is available at $20 per year per CPU. Volume discounts are available.[break]