Hi Fabian,
In a MSP / CSP model only option 3 would be viable.
The only issue I have with option 3 that it only works when you have an active restore session open for that specific API endpoint to return anything.
I cross checked this with a support engineer in a lengthy call (07988224). Unfortunately this would exponentially increase the time it would take to get this information via the REST API.
The PowerShell cmdlet seems to not have this requirement of an open restore session.
My feature request here would be to get this information with a direct endpoint common to the already existing logic the VB365 platform uses for license count.
In a MSP / CSP model only option 3 would be viable.
The only issue I have with option 3 that it only works when you have an active restore session open for that specific API endpoint to return anything.
I cross checked this with a support engineer in a lengthy call (07988224). Unfortunately this would exponentially increase the time it would take to get this information via the REST API.
The PowerShell cmdlet seems to not have this requirement of an open restore session.
My feature request here would be to get this information with a direct endpoint common to the already existing logic the VB365 platform uses for license count.
Statistics: Posted by mjr.epicfail — May 06, 2026 6:36 pm
