Card Licensing Information
This section provides the licensing information for the following cards:
400G-XP-LC Card
The licenses for the 400G-XP-LC card are installed by default.
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This chapter provides information about card licensing information and licensing alarms. This chapter includes the following sections:
This section provides the licensing information for the following cards:
The licenses for the 400G-XP-LC card are installed by default.
Various license related alarms are reported on the device based on the license status. These provide indication about the type of license in use and its validity duration.
Following alarms are reported on the device:
EVAL-LIC—(Minor alarm) Indicates that the evaluation license is in use.
TEMP-LIC—(Minor alarm) Indicates that the temporary license is in use.
LIC-EXPIRING-SOON—(Major alarm) Indicates that the cumulative validity period of all the available evaluation and temporary licenses fall in the range of one to fourteen days.
LIC-EXPIRING-SHORTLY—(Major alarm) Indicates that the cumulative validity period of all the available evaluation and temporary licenses fall in the range of zero to twenty four hours.
LIC-EXPIRED—(Critical alarm) Indicates that the evaluation or temporary license has expired.
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The LIC-EXPIRING-SOON and LIC-EXPIRING-SHORTLY alarms are never raised if there is a permanent license available. |
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EVAL-LIC alarm clears in one of the following scenarios:
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The LIC-EXPIRED alarm clears in one of the following scenarios:
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Following alarm is reported on the port:
LIC-MISSING—(Critical alarm) Indicates that the is no longer licensed. This happens when the license supporting the service on the port has expired.
Alarms are raised taking into account all the valid licenses present on the device. When a license expires, the next best license is activated without raising any alarm. However, an alarm is raised when the last valid license is in the expiring state.
For more information on these alarms, see the Troubleshooting guide.
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