Viewing Licenses

1 From the SD-WAN Orchestrator main menu, select the Administration -> Licenses function to view the assigned licenses.

The following image example shows the number of licenses that have been assigned to two customers, 'Cust02_SDWAN' and 'Cust06_SDWAN'. They may be filtered by Type and Status (running, not running, elapsed). Simply click any filter button.

The Search field also enables you to find any license through its other data (Owner). Click the button to delete the Search filters.

When the window contains a significant number of licenses, the navigation functions at the bottom of the window enable you to navigate through the list.

By default, one page includes 50 rows. 20 and 100 are the other options.
The total number of pages is specified. This number changes if you select a different number of rows per page.
You can display a particular page by directly selecting it from the stack or by clicking the and buttons to move from one page forward and backward.
Click to view the first page and to view the last page of the list.

For a description of columns, refer to "The Licensing Model".

2 Click the Summary button to display a quick overview of the running (started) licenses during the current month. They can have the following Status values:
Used: licenses used by an appliance
Not used: licenses not used by an appliance
Missing: license breaches
3 Click Back to return to the Licenses window.
4 Click Export CSV to export the data of the Licenses window as a licenses.csv file.

CSV Column Name

Field Name in the Licenses window

tenantId

Identifier

tenantName

Owner

licenseType

Type (see "The Licensing Model")

status

Status (running, not running, elapsed)

startDate

Start Date (YYYY-MM)

expirationDate

End Date (YYYY-MM)

duration

Duration (in months)

count

Count

The Licensing Model

The licensing model covers the resources used by a Customer, including both Hardware (appliances) and Software capabilities (services). A license has a start date (month/year), a duration in months with a value ranging from [1-72] and a type. The start date of the license triggers license use.

There are three categories of license packages:

Enterprise Package
Add-On Package for HA
Optional Add-On Package

Enterprise Package Licenses

These licenses are the main licenses for accessing the ExtremeCloud SD-WAN Orchestrator. They only differ by the maximum bandwidth that can be reached by each appliance. For example, if an appliance has a total bandwidth of 125 Mbps, it must be paired with an Ent-Branch-M license or any higher license.

Note: There is one license per SD-WAN appliance.

Enterprise Package License

Maximum Bandwidth

Ent-Branch-XS

50 Mbps

Ent-Branch-S

100 Mbps

Ent-Branch-M

250 Mbps

Ent-DC-S

500 Mbps

Ent-DC-M

1 Gbps

Ent-DC-L

2 Gbps

Warning: RVC destination sites do not use these licenses. Refer to the table of Domain Level licenses below.

Add-On Package for HA Licenses

These licenses are paired with HA appliances. An appliance needs HA if it uses VRRP or has the same virtual IP address as another appliance on the same Site.

HA License

Maximum Bandwidth

Ent-HA-Branch-XS

50 Mbps

Ent-HA-Branch-S

100 Mbps

Ent-HA-Branch-M

250 Mbps

Ent-HA-DC-S

500 Mbps

Ent-HA-DC-M

1 Gbps

Ent-HA-DC-L

2 Gbps

Optional Add-On Packages

For WAN Optimization Licenses

WANopt License

Description

Ent-WANopt-Branch

WAN Optimization activation license for a Branch Site. This Site already has an Ent-Branch-* license.

Ent-WANopt-DC

WAN Optimization activation license for a Data Center Site. This Site already has an Ent-DC-* license.

For Licenses at the Domain Level (Services)

License

Description

Ent-Remote-V_and_C-5

For 5 RVC destinations, stackable.

There must exist as many licenses as the total number of RVC destinations divided by 5.

Ent-EnhancedReporting-5

Full reporting (13 months) for 5 Sites, stackable.

There must exist as many licenses as the total number of Enterprise (non HA) appliances divided by 5 (RVC destinations are not included).

Ent-EdgeSentry-10

The number of licenses must correspond to the summed bandwidth divided by 10 of all the appliances using the EdgeSentry feature.

For example, if for 5 appliances, the sum of their bandwidths is 420 Mbps (10 + 30 + 30 + 100 + 250), then 42 licenses are necessary.

License Checking

License checking is executed every month or after a configuration modification, or after a license has been added, modified or deleted by Extreme Networks and is based on your current stock of running licenses.

License Breach Notification

When a license breach is detected, e-mail messages are regularly sent to your administrator and to Extreme Networks until the breach is resolved.