Cisco Crosswork Planning 7.2 Collection Setup and Administration

License authorization statuses

Updated: January 30, 2026

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Outlines the possible combinations of license authorization and registration statuses and describes what each status means.

Based on the system registration status, the application displays several distinct license authorization statuses. This topic describes each possible combination of registration status and license authorization status and explains what each means for application usage.

Table 1. License authorization statuses
Registration status	License authorization status	Description
Unregistered	Evaluation mode	A 90-day evaluation period during which all licensed features of the application can be freely used. This state is initiated when you use the application for the first time.
	Evaluation Expired	The application has not been successfully registered at the end of the evaluation period. During this state, the application features are disabled, and you must register to continue using the application.
	Registered Expired	The application cannot contact the CSSM before its Identity Certificates expire, causing it to return to the unregistered state. The application resumes the remaining evaluation period, if available. At this stage, a new registration ID token is required to reregister the application.
Registered	Authorized (In Compliance)	The application is fully authorized to use the reserved licensed features. The authorization is automatically renewed every 30 days.
	Out of Compliance	The associated Virtual Account does not have enough licenses to reserve for the application’s current feature use. You must renew the entitlement or usage limit registered with the token to continue using the application.
	Authorization Expired	The application is unable to communicate with the CSSM for 90 days or more, and the authorization has expired.

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