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To view the current license information for the stack, log
into that master node and enter the show licenses {[slot
slot |all]} {detail} command with the
all option.
The command displays information
similar to the
following:
# show licenses slot all
Slot Enabled License Effective License Feature Packs
---- ------------------------ ------------------------ ------------------------
1 Base Base None
2 Premier Base MACsec
The Enabled License Level is the purchased license level. This is
the maximum level at which this node can operate without purchasing a license level
upgrade.
The Effective License Level is the operating license level. If a
license level restriction is configured for this node, the effective license level may
be lower than the enabled license level. All master-capable switches must be operated at
the same effective license level.
Feature Packs shows which feature packs are installed on that node.
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On the master node, run show stacking
configuration to view the license level restrictions configured for all nodes in a
stack.
Slot-1 stack.2 # show stacking configuration
Stack MAC in use: 02:04:96:9c:e4:39
Node Slot Alternate Alternate
MAC Address Cfg Cur Prio Mgmt IP / Mask Gateway Flags Lic
------------------ --- --- ---- ------------------ --------------- --------- ---
*00:04:96:9c:e4:39 1 1 Auto <none> <none> CcEeMm-Nn --
00:04:96:9b:c1:34 2 2 Auto <none> <none> CcEeMm-Nn --
00:04:96:9e:5c:76 3 3 Auto <none> <none> --EeMm-Nn --
00:04:96:9c:53:b6 4 4 Auto <none> <none> --EeMm-Nn -e
* - Indicates this node
Flags: (C) master-Capable in use, (c) master-capable is configured,
(E) Stacking is currently Enabled, (e) Stacking is configured Enabled,
(M) Stack MAC in use, (m) Stack MACs configured and in use are the same,
(i) Stack MACs configured and in use are not the same or unknown,
(N) Enhanced protocol is in use, (n) Enhanced protocol is configured,
(-) Not in use or not configured
License level restrictions: (B) Base, or (P) Premier in use,
(b) Base, or (p) Premier configured,
(-) Not in use or not configured
License level restrictions appear in the
Lic column. The license level restriction in use appears first,
represented by a capital letter as shown in the display legend. The configured license level
restriction appears second, represented by a lower-case letter. When the letters in the Lic
column are different, for example -e or Ae,
the node is configured with a different license level restriction than the one that is
currently in use.
To put the configured license level restriction into
effect, you must reboot the node.
