Fortinet FortiMail Cloud Email Continuity Subscription, 3-Year (FC4-10-FEVVS-309-02-36)

Planning IT budgets three years out reduces procurement overhead and locks in continuity coverage before it is needed. FC4-10-FEVVS-309-02-36 extends FortiMail Email Continuity for three years on an 8 vCPU (tier 4) VM deployment, giving finance and IT teams a single multi-year line item for email failover protection.

Overview

FortiMail Email Continuity routes inbound email through Fortinet Cloud and provides a cloud webmail portal when the primary FortiMail VM is unreachable. This 3-year subscription applies to the FC4 (tier 4, 8 vCPU) VM size and keeps continuity coverage active for three consecutive years without an annual renewal step. During an outage, Fortinet Cloud spools messages and grants users full send and receive capability through the cloud portal; queued mail is delivered to the primary server once it is restored. An active FortiMail subscription license at the FC4 tier is required before this add-on can be activated.

Who it suits

A 3-year term fits organizations running FortiMail VM at the 8 vCPU level that want continuity protection aligned to a medium-term contract cycle. IT departments with predictable email volume at the tier 4 capacity, combined with finance teams seeking to reduce annual renewal workload, benefit from a 3-year commitment. It also suits environments where the FortiMail VM is expected to remain at the FC4 tier throughout the subscription period, and where multi-year software agreements align with broader infrastructure contracts.

Buying from DataCenter360.ca

FC4-10-FEVVS-309-02-36 is available through DataCenter360.ca, an authorized Fortinet Select Partner, with electronic delivery worldwide and no geographic restriction on activation. A 3-year purchase compared to three successive 1-year renewals reduces procurement touchpoints and simplifies budget forecasting. For multi-instance or multi-site continuity licensing, contact DataCenter360.ca for consolidated pricing options.

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