> Product, Service and Feature Licenses
> This chapter provides information regarding Cisco Systems’ licensed products, services, and features. The following sections are included:

> • | Supported Product_License Quick Reference

> • | Session Use and Feature Use Licenses

> • | Default Licenses

> Supported Product/License Quick Reference
> The following table provides a quick reference list of supported products and license name of services and features for the ASR 5000 platforms XT2 platform.
> Supported Products and Licenses

> Inline Service/Feature Name | Product | License Name(s)
> BCMCS | PDSN | Broadcast & Multicast Services
> CoA, RADIUS DM, and Session Redirection (Hotlining) | PDSN GGSN IPSG ASN GW HA | Dynamic Radius extensions (CoA and PoD)
> Content Filtering ICAP Interface Support | GGSN | Content Filtering ICAP Interface
> Dynamic QoS Renegotiation (Traffic Class-based QoS and Network Controlled QoS) | GGSN | GGSN Dynamic QoS Renegotiation
> Dynamic Mobile IP Key Update (DMU) | PDSN | Dynamic Mobile IP Key Update
> Enhanced Content Charging | PDSN HA ASN GW GGSN | Enhanced Charging Bundle 1
> Enhanced Content Charging | GGSN | Enhanced Charging Bundle 2
> Gx Interface Support | GGSN IPSG | Dynamic Policy Interface
> HA DNS Intercept Proxy | HA | HA DNS Intercept Proxy
> Integrated Content Filtering | PDSN HA GGSN | Integrated Content Filtering
> Intelligent Traffic Control (ITC) | ASN GW PDSN HA | Intelligent Traffic control
> Interchassis Session Recovery | GGSN SCM HA | Inter-Chassis Session Recovery
> IP Header Compression | HSGW PDSN | Robust Header Compression
> IP Security | ASN GW GGSN HA HSGW IPSG PDSN PDIF P-GW SCM S-GW | IPSec
> Lawful Intercept | PDSN GGSN ASN GW HA PDIF LNS SGSN | Lawful Intercept/Enhanced Lawful Intercept
> L2TP Access Concentrator | PDSN GGSN IPSG ASN GW | L2TP LAC
> L2TP Network Server | PDSN/LNS GGSN/LNS | L2TP LNS
> MIP NAT Traversal | HA | MIP NAT Traversal
> Multi Protocol Label Switching (MPLS) | GGSN | MPLS
> Multimedia Broadcast and Multicast Service | GGSN | MBMS
> MSID and PCF Zone Based Call Redirection | HA | PDSN RAN Optimization, Bundle 1
> Peer to Peer Detection | PDSN HA GGSN ASNGW | Peer to Peer Detection
> Traffic Policing and Shaping | ASN GW GGSN HA HSGW PDSN P-GW SCM S-GW | Per Subscriber Traffic Policing/Shaping
> PDSN Closed RP | PDSN | PDSN Closed RP
> PCF Monitoring | PDSN | PCF/BS Monitoring
> Per Subscriber Stateful Firewall | PDSN HA GGSN | Per Subscriber Stateful Firewall
> Pre-paid Billing | PDSN HA | Prepaid Accounting/IS-835C Prepaid Bundle
> Proxy-Mobile IP | PDSN/FA GGSN/FA IPSG ASN GW/FA PDIF | Proxy MIP
> Remote Address-based RADIUS Accounting | PDSN GGSN IPSG ASN GW PDIF HA | Destination Based Accounting
> Session Recovery | PDSN GGSN SGSN IPSG ASN GW SCM PDIF HA | Session Recovery
> Ty Interface Support | PDSN HA | Dynamic Policy Interface
> VLANs | ASN GW GGSN HA HSGW IPSG PDIF PDSN P-GW SCM SGSN S-GW | Layer 2 Traffic Management
> WiMAX Paging Controller | ASN GW | WiMAX Paging Controller/Location Register
> PHS Paging Controller | PHS GW | PHS Paging Controller

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> Session Use and Feature Use Licenses
> Session use and feature use licenses are software mechanisms used to provide session limit controls and enable special features within the system. These electronic licenses are stored in the system's configuration file that is loaded as part of the system software each time the system is powered on or restarted.
> Session Use Licenses
> Session use licenses limit the number of concurrent sessions that a system is capable of supporting per service type and are acquired on an as needed basis. This allows carriers to pay only for what they are using and easily increase capacity as their subscriber base grows. Session use licenses are available for the following services:

> • | Packet Data Service Node (PDSN) (Includes RADIUS AAA Server Groups)

> • | Home Agent (HA) (Includes RADIUS AAA Server Groups)

> • | HA license for GGSN (Includes RADIUS AAA Server Groups and MIP NAT Traversal)

> • | Gateway GPRS Support Node (GGSN) (Includes RADIUS AAA Server Groups)

> • | HRPD Serving Gateway (HSGW) (Includes Dynamic Policy Interface, Session Recovery, IPv6, Intelligent Traffic Control, and Enhanced Charging Bundle 2)

> • | PDN Gateway (P-GW) (Includes Dynamic Policy Interface, Lawful Intercept, Session Recovery, RADIUS AAA Server Groups, IPv6, Intelligent Traffic Control, and Enhanced Charging Bundle 2)

> • | Serving Gateway (S-GW) (Includes Dynamic Policy Interface, Lawful Intercept, Session Recovery, Proxy MIP, and IPv6)

> • | Mobility Management Entity (MME) (Includes Session Recovery, and Enhanced Lawful Intercept)

> • | L2TP Network Server (LNS)

> • | EV-DO Rev A PDSN (Includes FA, RADIUS AAA Server Groups, and PDSN RAN Optimization, Bundle 1)

> • | EV-DO Rev A / PDSN [UPGRADE] 1k Sessions or 10k Sessions (UPGRADE: Will convert PDSN into EV-DO Rev A / PDSN)

> • | Enhanced Charging Service (ECS):

> • | Enhanced Charging Bundle 1 1k Sessions

> • | Enhanced Charging Bundle 2 1k Sessions (Includes Diameter and DCCA functionality with ECS)

> • | Peer-to-Peer Detection Bundle 1k Sessions

> • | IP Services Gateway

> • | PDIF-Service (Includes IPSec, FA, and RADIUS AAA Server Groups)

> • | Access Service Network Gateway (ASN GW) (Includes FA, DHCP, Proxy MIP and RADIUS AAA Server Groups)

> Feature Use Licenses
> Feature use licenses enable certain features/functionality within the system and are distributed based on the total number of sessions supported by the system. Licenses are available for each of the following features:

> • | L2TP Access Concentrator (LAC) PDSN/HA/GGSN/ASN GW

> • | Prepaid Accounting (Requires PDSN, HA, EV-DO Rev A / PDSN, and/or ASN GW)

> • | Destination Based Accounting

> • | Session Recovery

> • | PCF/BS Monitoring

> • | Layer 2 Traffic Management (VLAN)

> • | DHCP

> • | IPv6 (this is enabled by default)

> • | Lawful Intercept

> • | Enhanced Lawful Intercept

> • | In-line services usage

> • | Dynamic Mobile IP Key Update

> • | Per Subscriber Traffic Policing/Shaping

> • | GGSN Dynamic QoS Renegotiation

> • | Inter-chassis Session Recovery

> • | Dynamic QoS Traffic Policing

> • | RADIUS AAA Server Groups (Always On)

> • | RP Flow Control

> • | User Layer 3 Tunneling

> • | HA DNS Intercept Proxy

> • | IP Security (IPSec)

> • | Proxy Mobile IP

> • | Mobile Enterprise Security Bundle (Includes IPSec, L2TP LAC PDSN, L2TP LAC HA)

> • | MPLS

> • | Dynamic Radius extensions (CoA and PoD)

> • | Dynamic Mobile IP Key Update

> • | SIP Application Serve

> • | External Service Steering

> • | 3GPP2 Always-On RP Extensions

> • | Robust Header Compression (ROHC)

> • | MIP NAT Traversal

> • | IS-835C Prepaid Bundle (Includes Change of Authorization, Destination Based Accounting, and Prepaid Accounting)

> • | Intelligent Traffic Control

> • | PDSN RAN Optimization Bundle (Includes PCF Monitoring)

> • | IPv4 Routing Protocols

> • | Foreign Agent (FA)

> • | Voice Media Gateway

> • | RADIUS AAA Server Groups

> • | RP Flow Control

> • | User Layer3 Tunneling

> • | PPP Fast Setup

> • | Diameter Closed-Loop Charging Interface

> • | Dynamic Policy Interface (Includes DIAMETER Closed-Loop Charging Interface)

> • | Content Filtering ICAP Interface (Requires Enhanced Charging Bundle 1 or Enhanced Charging Bundle 2)

> • | Secure Combo Phone Bundle (Includes IPSEC, IPSEC NAT Traversal)

> • | Simple IP Fallback

> • | MAC Address Authorization and Sh Interface

> • | IKEv2 including Multi-Authentication

> • | Diameter EAP

> Each license is associated with both SPC/SMC cards in a redundant SPC configuration ensuring correct support for the system in case of an SPC/SMC failover. This license is unique to each system and its respective SPC/SMC-based CompactFlash cards. Session use licenses can be upgraded remotely to increase system session capacity as new PAC/PSC cards are added.
> Important: In the event that an SPC/SMC requires replacement, you will need to remove the CompactFlash card from the SPC/SMC being replaced and install it onto the replacement SPC/SMC. Failure to exchange the CompactFlash card on the SPC/SMC will cause the session license to not match both SPCs/SMCs. The system will recognize that one of the SPCs match, and the session use license for the system would still be valid. However, unmatched keys would result in a loss of redundancy for all license-enabled session use and features should the remaining SPC/SMC that possesses the correctly matched license fail.
> Default Licenses
> If a system boots with no license key installed, or an invalid license key is specified in the configuration file, a set of default limited session use and feature licenses is installed. The following Exec Mode command lists the license information;
> show license information
> The following shows the license information for a system with no license key installed. Notice that the session use licenses for PDSN, HA, GGSN, and L2TP LNS are limited to 10,000 sessions.
> No license key installed. Using defaults.
> Enabled Features:
> Part Number Quantity Feature
> ----------- -------- -----------------------
> 600-00-7501 1 PDSN (10K)
> [none] - FA
> 600-00-7502 1 HA (10K)
> 600-00-7544 1 GGSN (10K)
> [none] - IPv4 Routing Protocols
> 600-00-7507 - IPSec
> 600-00-7508 - L2TP LAC (PDSN/GGSN)
> 600-00-7530 - L2TP LAC (HA)
> 600-00-7503 1 L2TP LNS (10K)
> 600-00-7513 - Session Recovery (PDSN)
> 600-00-7546 - Session Recovery (HA)
> 600-00-7554 - Session Recovery (GGSN)
> 600-00-7512 - Proxy MIP (PDSN/HA)
> 600-00-7549 - Proxy MIP (GGSN)
> 600-00-7522 - Lawful Intercept
> 600-00-7514 - PCF Monitoring
> 600-00-7518 - Change of Authorization
> [none] - User Layer3 Tunneling
> Session Limits:
> Sessions Session Type
> -------- -----------------------
> 10000 PDSN
> 10000 HA
> 10000 GGSN
> 10000 L2TP LNS

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