Use the Smart Licenses page and device details to review Crosswork license usage and the license type for an onboarded device.
Use this task to understand the license usage that Crosswork reports and to find the Type A, Type B, or Type C license type for an onboarded device.
The Smart Licenses page shows current Crosswork license usage. It does not show every entitlement in the Smart Account or Virtual Account.
Some entitlements, such as Segment Routing Path Computation Element (SR-PCE) licenses, are visible in Cisco Smart Software Manager (CSSM) but are not reported in the Crosswork Smart Licenses page.
Procedure
| 1. | Choose . |
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| 2. | Review the registration status and license authorization status. Use these fields to determine whether Crosswork is in evaluation mode, registered, reserved, authorized, out of compliance, or evaluation expired. |
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| 3. | Review the license usage table. Right-to-Use (RTU) rows show function-level or application-level license usage. Right-to-Manage (RTM) rows show managed-device license usage by tier and device type. |
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| 4. | Open Device Lifecycle Management and view the details for an onboarded device. The device details include the license type that Crosswork uses for the device. Use this value to understand whether the device is counted as Type A, Type B, or Type C. |
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| 5. | Open CSSM to view all entitlements in the Smart Account or Virtual Account. Use CSSM when you need to see account-level entitlements, remaining quantities, or licenses that are not shown in the Crosswork user interface. |