This procedure explains how to configure a registration token for Cisco devices using Cisco Smart Software Manager.
To create a new token using Cisco Smart Software Manager, perform these tasks:
Cisco NCS 1010 and NCS 1020 Datapath Configuration Guide, IOS XR Releases 26.x.x
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Cisco NCS 1010 and NCS 1020 Datapath Configuration Guide, IOS XR Releases 26.x.x
Updated: September 1, 2026
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Log inThis procedure explains how to configure a registration token for Cisco devices using Cisco Smart Software Manager.
To create a new token using Cisco Smart Software Manager, perform these tasks:
Log in to the Cisco Smart Software Manager.
Click the Inventory tab, and select your virtual account from the Virtual Account drop-down list.
Click the General tab, and click New Token.
The Create Registration Token window is displayed.
Enter the token description. Specify the number of days the token must be active.
Check the Allow export-controlled functionality on the products registered with this token check box.
Click Create Token.
Copy the token and register NCS1010 with the same token ID.
An example of the token ID: YzY2ZjYyNjktY2NlOS00NTc4LWIxNTAtMjZkNmNiNzMxMTY1LTE2NjAzNjQ3 %0ANzY4Njl8ZVJSckxKN2pFV2tIeHVoMUkxbGxTazFDVm9kc1B5MGlHQmlFWUJi%0Ac3VNRT0%3D%0A
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