This document explains the steps to be taken to correct the license count mismatch when found between CSSM On-Prem & Cisco License central (CLC).
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Prerequisites
Before you start, ensure that you have the following:
A Cisco Smart Account
A valid CCO User ID and Password that has access to the Smart Account or Virtual Account.
Admin Access to SSM On-Prem
Steps
To resolve the license, count mismatch issue between SSM On-Prem & CLC, please follow the steps:
If the On-Prem Server is connected to the Internet, check if the server can ping Cisco cloud using the steps below.
Step 1: Log in to the On-Prem CLI.
Step 2: Check the reachability by typing the following commands
If you experience an issue with this process, that you cannot address, open a case in Support Case Manager (SCM) using software licensing option.
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For External Customer / Partner Use Only: These instructions are provided to help customers / partners perform the following action themselves to resolve the issue. If the customer / partner runs into issues following the instructions, please have them open a case with licensing support (https://www.cisco.com/go/scm) To help resolve.
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November 14, 2025
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