Fortinet FortiMail Cloud Email Continuity Subscription, 5-Year (FC5-10-FEVVS-309-02-60)

For large organizations committed to FortiMail VM at the 16 vCPU (tier 5) tier over a five-year planning horizon, FC5-10-FEVVS-309-02-60 delivers the maximum available Email Continuity term without requiring mid-cycle repurchase. This SKU pairs the highest VM capacity tier with the longest available subscription, leaving continuity coverage in place through the full infrastructure lifecycle.

Overview

Email Continuity at the FC5 (tier 5, 16 vCPU) plan level activates automatically when the primary FortiMail VM becomes unreachable, routing inbound messages through Fortinet Cloud and granting end users access to a cloud webmail portal for the duration of the outage. This 5-year subscription maintains coverage continuously from activation through the term end, with no annual renewal required. Spooled messages are delivered to the primary server on recovery. An active FortiMail VM subscription at the FC5 tier is a prerequisite.

Who it suits

Organizations with large-scale FortiMail VM deployments, stable infrastructure plans, and 5-year contract or capital-planning cycles gain the most from this SKU. Industries with strong uptime requirements for email, including financial services, healthcare, and critical infrastructure, benefit from locking continuity coverage at the high-capacity FC5 (16 vCPU) tier for the maximum available term. Multi-year coverage also eliminates procurement gaps that might arise if annual renewals are overlooked.

Buying from DataCenter360.ca

DataCenter360.ca is an authorized Fortinet Select Partner offering FC5-10-FEVVS-309-02-60 worldwide via electronic delivery. Selecting the 5-year term at the FC5 capacity tier removes Email Continuity from the annual renewal calendar entirely for the subscription period, which is valuable for large IT teams managing many expiry dates. For organizations with multiple FortiMail VM instances across data centers or business units, DataCenter360.ca can assist with coordinating multi-instance continuity licensing under a single arrangement.

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