لایسنس اسمارت برای روترهای مجازی CSR1000

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پیش نیاز ها:

نمونه لایسنس سیسکو CSRv در حال اجرا با نسخه IOS-XE 3.15S یا بالاتر.
یک Smart Accountبا CSR1000v license
CSR1000v برای دستیابی به Cisco Smart Software Manager دارای اتصال به اینترنت باشد یا در عوض، به نمونه local Cisco Smart Software Manager Satellite دسترسی داشته باشد.

ابتدا، CSR1000v را براساس نیاز و لایسنس خریداری شده، technology package مناسب و throughput level تنظیم کنید.

به عنوان نمونه، برای لایسنسAPPX 10 Mbps:

Router(config)# platform hardware throughput level MB 10
Router(config)# license boot level appx

(توجه داشته باشید که مجدداً روتر لازم است تا لایسنس جدید فعال شود.)

سپس، اطمینان حاصل کنید که name resolution پیکربندی شده است:

Router(config)# ip name-server <DNS_server_ip_1> <DNS_server_ip_2>

قبل از فعال کردن Smart Licensing، Call Home configuration لازم است:

Router(config)# call-home
<Router(config-call-home)# contact-email-addr <your_email@domain.com
“Router(cfg-call-home-profile)# profile “CiscoTAC-1
Router(cfg-call-home-profile)# active
Router(cfg-call-home-profile)# destination transport-method http
Router(config)# service call-home

زمان فعال کردن Smart Licensing:

outer(config)# license smart enable

در این مرحله شما باید Cisco Smart Account token خود را از Cisco Smart Software Manager در https://software.cisco.com بگیرید.

و در آخر اینکه می توانید روتر CSR1000v را با استفاده از همین Token مشابه با Smart Account ثبت کنید:

<Router# license smart register idtoken <token_value

در این مرحله، روتر باید در بخش Inventory Account Smart شما ظاهر شود و لایسنس مناسب را consume کند. این می تواند به طور مستقیم بر روی روتر اعتبار سنجی شود:

Router#sh license all
Smart Licensing Status
======================
Smart Licensing is ENABLED

Registration:
Status: REGISTERED
[…snip…]

License Authorization:
Status: AUTHORIZED on Jan 17 11:36:58 2018 EST
[…snip…]
License Usage
==============

CSR 1KV APPX 10M (appx_10M):
Description: CSR 1KV APPX 10M
Count: 1
Version: 1.0
Status: AUTHORIZED

راهنمای Smart Licensing برای روتر های Access و Edge

لایسنس های CSR1000v PAK را به لایسنس های اسمارت تبدیل کنید.

مرحله 1:

با استفاده از نام کاربری و رمز عبوری که از Cisco به دست آورده اید، وارد پورتال CSSM شوید.

مرحله 2:

روی Convert to Smart Licensing > ConvertLicenses > License Convertion Wizard کلیک کنید.

مرحله 3:

از لیست کشویی Product Family ،Family محصول را انتخاب کنید.

مرحله 4:

شناسه دستگاه را مشخص کنید و بر روی Search کلیک کنید.

convert-to-smart-software-licenses — **لایسنس اسمارت CSRv سیسکو**

مرحله 5:

دستگاهی را که اضافه شده است را انتخاب کنید و Convert Licenses to Smart Licensing را انتخاب کنید.

مرحله 6:

با انتخاب گزینه مربوطه از لیست کشویی Virtual Account، لایسنس ها را به یک Virtual Account اختصاص دهید.

مرحله 7:

تعداد لایسنس هایی را که می خواهید فیلد Quantity to Convert را تبدیل کنید مشخص کنید.

مرحله 8:

در صفحه Convert to Smart Entitlements، روی Submit کلیک کنید.

Convert PAK Licenses in License Registration Portal

مرحله 1:

با استفاده از credentials هایی که از سیسکو بدست آورده اید، وارد License Registration Portal شوید.

مرحله 2:

بر روی Devices tab کلیک کنید، سپس روی Add Devices کلیک کنید.

مرحله 3:

همانند تصویر زیر در Add Device pop-up screen، appropriate Product Family, and UDI را انتخاب کنید.

Cisco Software Licensing (CSL)

Installing CSL Evaluation Licenses for Cisco IOS XE 3.13S and Later

In Cisco IOS XE 3.13S and later, including IOS XE Denali 16.2 and later, the Cisco CSR 1000v/ISRv first boots with the AX feature set enabled and the maximum throughput limited to 100 Kbps. The following evaluation licenses are available:

AX feature set with 50 Mbps maximum throughput
APPX feature set with 5 Gbps maximum throughput

The evaluation licenses are available for download at the Cisco Software Licensing portal.

Note

If you are installing an evaluation license for a feature set with a maximum throughput of 10 Gbps, then additional configuration is required to support the 10 Gbps interface. For more information, see the Configuring an Interface for 10Gbps Maximum Throughput section in this guide.

Perform the following steps after the router first boots:

SUMMARY STEPS

enable
show license udi
Log on to the Cisco Software Licensing portal to obtain the evaluation license: http://www.cisco.com/go/license.
license install stored-location-url
configure terminal
license boot level { ax | appx }
end
write memory
reload
show license detail

DETAILED STEPS

	Command or Action	Purpose
Step 1	enable Example: `enable`	Enables privileged EXEC mode. Enter your password if prompted.
Step 2	show license udi Example: `show license udi`	Displays all the UDI values that can be licensed in a system. You need the UDI of the device to obtain the evaluation license.
Step 3	Log on to the Cisco Software Licensing portal to obtain the evaluation license: http://www.cisco.com/go/license.	Click on Continue to Product Registration. Click on Get Other Licenses and select Demo and Evaluation. Under Product Family, select Router & Switches . Under Product , select Cisco Cloud Services Router 1000v Click Next . Select the evaluation license. Select whether the evaluation license will be used on an Amazon AWS instance, a standalone deployment, or other deployment. In the UDI Serial Number field, enter the 11-character UDI obtained in step 2. Note that the UDI is case-sensitive, and should be entered in all capital letters. Specify the Product ID; for example, CSR1000v. Download the evaluation license.
Step 4	license install `stored-location-url` Example: `license install bootflash:90NVHJ3C26E_20140724194119019.lic`	Installs the evaluation license obtained in the previous steps. Accept the End-User License Agreement when prompted.
Step 5	configure terminal Example: `configure terminal`	Enters global configuration mode.
Step 6	license boot level { ax \| appx } Example: `license boot level ax`	Activates the evaluation license on the router upon the next reload. Select ax if installing the AX feature set evaluation license. Select appx if installing the APPX feature set evaluation license. Accept the end user license agreement when it is prompted.
Step 7	end Example: `end`	Exits global configuration mode.
Step 8	write memory Example: `write memory`	Saves the running configuration to NVRAM.
Step 9	reload Example: `reload`	Restarts the router to enable the feature set and the maximum throughput supported by the evaluation license. The router reloads with the evaluation license activated. The evaluation license expires 60 days from the time it is activated.
Step 10	show license detail Example: `show license detail`	Displays the license information.

What to do next

Note

Installing CSL Regular Licenses for Cisco IOS XE 3.13S and Later

In Cisco IOS XE 3.13S and later, including IOS XE Denali 16.3 and later, the Cisco CSR 1000v/ISRv first boots in limited mode with the AX feature set enabled and the maximum throughput limited to 100 Kbps. You can generate multiple licenses for the router from one PAK. The purchased PAK determines the number of licenses you can generate.

Repeat these steps for each license available for your PAK.

Note

If you installed a license that supports a maximum throughput of 10 Gbps, then additional configuration is required to support the 10 Gbps interface. For more information, see the Configuring an Interface for 10Gbps Maximum Throughput section in this guide.

SUMMARY STEPS

Obtain the PAK.
enable
show license udi
Convert the PAK to a license by entering the PAK and the UDI into the Cisco Product License registration portal.
license install stored-location-url
configure terminal
license boot level { ipbase | security | ax | appx }
end
write memory
reload
show license detail
platform hardware throughput level MB {10 | 100 | 1000 | 10000 | 250 | 2500 | 50 | 500 | 5000 }

DETAILED STEPS

Step 1	Obtain the PAK. The PAK is provided to you when you order or purchase the right to use a feature set. The PAK serves as a receipt and is used as part of the process to obtain a license.
Step 2	enable Enables privileged EXEC mode. Enter your password if prompted.
Step 3	show license udi Displays all the UDI values that can be licensed in a system. You need the UDI of the device as part of the process to obtain a license.
Step 4	Convert the PAK to a license by entering the PAK and the UDI into the Cisco Product License registration portal. Example: When entering the UDI, enter only the 11-character serial number; for example, `966975BITWG` . The UDI is case-sensitive, and should be entered in all capital letters. After entering the appropriate information, you will receive an e-mail containing the license information that you can use to install the license: Copy the license file received from the Cisco Product License Registration portal to the appropriate file system on the device.
Step 5	license install `stored-location-url` Example: `Router# license install bootflash:90NVHJ3C26E_20140724194119019.lic` Installs the license. Accept the end-user license agreement if prompted.
Step 6	configure terminal Example: `Router# configure terminal` Enters global configuration mode.
Step 7	license boot level { ipbase \| security \| ax \| appx } Example: `Router(config)# license boot level ax` Activates the license on the router upon the next reload.
Step 8	end Example: `Router(config)# end` Exits configuration mode.
Step 9	write memory Example: `Router# write memory` Saves the running configuration to NVRAM.
Step 10	reload Example: `Router# reload` Restarts the router to enable the feature set and the maximum throughput supported by the license. Note: If you are installing an AX license, you do not need to restart the router.
Step 11	show license detail Example: The following is an example of the show license detail command showing an installed active license: `Router# show license detail Index: 1 Feature: sec_100M Version: 1.0 License Type: Permanent License State: Active, In Use License Count: Non-Counted License Priority: Medium Store Index: 0 Store Name: Primary License Storage` Displays the license information.
Step 12	platform hardware throughput level MB {10 \| 100 \| 1000 \| 10000 \| 250 \| 2500 \| 50 \| 500 \| 5000 } Example: `Router(config)# platform hardware throughput level 500` (Optional) Changes the maximum throughput level. Note: After issuing this command, you do not need to restart the router.

What to do next

Repeat these steps for each license available for your PAK.

Configuring an Interface for 10 Gbps Maximum Throughput

If you installed a license with maximum throughput with 10 Gbps, then additional configuration is required to obtain the 10 Gbps throughput on an interface. Perform the following additional steps.

SUMMARY STEPS

enable
configure terminal
interface GigabitEthernet number
no negotiation auto
speed 10000

DETAILED STEPS

	Command or Action	Purpose
Step 1	enable Example: `Router> enable`	Enables privileged EXEC mode. Enter your password if prompted.
Step 2	configure terminal Example: `Router# configure terminal`	Enters global configuration mode.
Step 3	interface GigabitEthernet `number` Example: `Router(config)# interface GigabitEthernet1`	Enters interface configuration mode.
Step 4	no negotiation auto Example: `Router(config-if)# no negotiation auto`	Disables the autonegotation protocol setting on the interface.
Step 5	speed 10000 Example: `Router(config-if)# speed 10000`	Configures the interface speed to 10 Gbps.

Installing CSL Feature Add-on Licenses for Cisco IOS XE 3.13S and Later

Understanding the Cisco CSR 1000v Memory Allocation

You can use feature add-on licenses to add memory to the Cisco CSR 1000v/Cisco ISRv. Memory is allocated to both the IOSd component and the data plane component. The amount of the memory allocation is dependent on the licenses installed.

You can install multiple 4 GB add-on licenses. You can add 4 GB of additional memory by installing the broadband feature license and then install further 4 GB add-on licenses.

The following table lists how the memory is allocated depending on the amount of VM Memory and the feature licenses installed.

Note

Restrictions apply when installing memory add-on licenses with a broadband feature license. For more information, see the Information About Installing Broadband Feature License and the Installing Broadband Feature License sections in this guide.

Note

The Cisco CSR 1000v is no longer available with a VM Memory of either 2.5 GB or 6 GB.

Table 1. Cisco CSR 1000v Memory Allocation with Memory Add-on Licenses
VM Memory	Default Memory Allocation	One 4 GB add-on license or one broadband license	(Two 4 GB add-on licenses) or (one broadband license + one 4 GB add-on license)	(Three 4 GB add-on licenses) or (one broadband license + two 4 GB add-on licenses)
4 GB (Additional memory allocation using an add-on license or broadband license is not available for this level of VM memory.)	IOSd = 2.5 GBDataplane = 1.5 GB	NA	NA	NA
8 GB	IOSd = 2.5 GBDataplane = 1.5 GB	IOSd = 5.5G Dataplane = 2.5G	NA	NA
12 GB	IOSd = 2.5 GBDataplane = 1.5 GB	IOSd = 5.5G Dataplane = 2.5G	IOSd = 9.5G Dataplane = 2.5G	NA
16 GB	IOSd = 2.5 GBDataplane = 1.5 GB	IOSd = 5.5G Dataplane = 2.5G	IOSd = 9.5G Dataplane = 2.5G	IOSd = 13.5G Dataplane = 2.5G

Further Information about Memory Add-on Licenses

This section seeks to explain some misleading memory usage values that may be shown after installing add-on licenses. Installing add-on memory provides additional memory that is assigned to the main IOS-XE process (IOSd). For example, if you add three 4 GB add-on licenses you may gain approximately 11 GB memory. However, bear in mind that adding memory may not solve underlying issues with your configuration and the additional memory may not be necessary.

If you add two or three memory add-on licenses, you may see misleading messages such as the following error log message:

%PLATFORM-3-ELEMENT_CRITICAL: R0/0: smand: RP/0: Used Memory value 96% exceeds critical level 93%

A similar high usage value is displayed by a show platform command such as show platform software status control-processor brief . See Example 1 below.

Example 1

In this example a Cisco CSR 1000v running Cisco IOS XE 16.6.2 has 2 x 4 GB memory add-on licenses. The displayed information indicates a critically high memory usage.

# show platform software status control-processor brief 
...
Memory (kB)
 Slot  Status    Total     Used (Pct)     Free (Pct) Committed (Pct)
  RP0 Critical 12242316 11775260 (96%)   467056 ( 4%)  12255384 (100%)      << 96% Critical

If you were able to have access to the underlying Linux system you could find that only less memory than 96% is being used. For example, internally the following Linux command shows only 81% usage—based on used memory as a percentage of total memory.

free -m
              total        used        free      shared   buff/cache   available
Mem:          11955        9708          76         758        2169        1383

If you were then to add a third 4 GB add-on license, making a total of three add-on licenses, the 96% memory usage that is displayed by the show platform command would not be significantly reduced.

If you use the show processes memory sorted command, as shown in Example 2 below, you get a better indication of the memory usage.

Example 2

This example shows the difference between using a Cisco CSR 1000v with no add-on licenses, and a Cisco CSR 1000v with two add-on licenses.

CSR 1000v with no add-on licenses.

# show processes memory sorted 
...
Processor Pool Total: 2458193040 Used:  239241616 Free: 2218951424    << 239 MB used

CSR 1000v with two add-on licenses.

# show processes memory sorted
...
Processor Pool Total: 9625210000 Used: 1231337528 Free: 8393872472    <<  1.2 GB used

This shows that even considering the additional 700 MB extra processing needs, the memory that is being used is quite low. Therefore, using two add-on licenses for this processing requirement may be unnecessary.

Installing Memory Add-on License

Beginning with Cisco IOS XE 3.13S, you can add memory in 4 GB increments to enable control plane scaling using the memory add-on license (L-CSR-MEM-4G=). The following prerequisites apply:

The base feature license must be installed.
The VM must have enough memory allocated to accommodate the additional memory. For more information, see the table in the section Understanding the Cisco CSR 1000v Memory Allocation in this guide.

SUMMARY STEPS

Obtain the PAK.
enable
show license udi
Convert the PAK to a license by entering the PAK and the UDI into the Cisco Product License registration portal: http://www.cisco.com/go/license
show platform software vmemory info
configure terminal
platform memory add memory
end
license install stored-location-url
write memory
reload
show license detail
show platform software vmemory info

DETAILED STEPS

	Command or Action	Purpose
Step 1	Obtain the PAK.	The PAK is provided to you when you order or purchase the right to use a feature set. The PAK serves as a receipt and is used as part of the process to obtain a license.
Step 2	enable Example: `Router> enable`	Enables privileged EXEC mode. Enter your password if prompted.
Step 3	show license udi Example: `Router# show license udi`	Displays all the UDI values that can be licensed in a system. You need the UDI of the device as part of the process to obtain a license.
Step 4	Convert the PAK to a license by entering the PAK and the UDI into the Cisco Product License registration portal: http://www.cisco.com/go/license	After entering the appropriate information, you will receive an e-mail containing the license information that you can use to install the license: Copy the license file received from the Cisco Product License Registration portal to the appropriate file system on the device.
Step 5	show platform software vmemory info	Verifies the current memory allocation on the Cisco CSR 1000v/Cisco ISRv. The display shows the memory upgrade license limit, indicating the maximum amount of additional memory you can add.
Step 6	configure terminal Example: `Router# configure terminal`	Enters global configuration mode.
Step 7	platform memory add `memory` Example: `Router(config)# platform memory add 4096`	Adds the memory allocation to the router to accommodate added memory license(s). Add 4096 MB for each memory license you are planning to install. For example, if you plan to add three memory licenses, you would add 12288 MB of memory.
Step 8	end Example: `Router(config)# end`	Exits configuration mode.
Step 9	license install `stored-location-url` Example: `Router# license install bootflash:90NVHJ3C26E_20140724194119019.lic` Example: `4096 MB memory has been added to the system` Example: `Execute ’write memory' to persist this change`	Installs the memory add-on license.
Step 10	write memory Example: `Router# write memory`	Saves the running configuration to NVRAM.
Step 11	reload Example: `Router# reload`	Restarts the router to enable the memory add-on license to be activated.
Step 12	show license detail Example: `Router# show license detail`	Displays the license information to verify the installation of the memory license(s).
Step 13	show platform software vmemory info Example: `Router# show platform software vmemory info Memory Upgrade Limits: Total System Memory:3894 MB Memory From Upgrade Licenses:N/A(Smart License Enabled) Memory From Feature Licenses:N/A(Smart License Enabled) Memory Available For Upgrade: Available System Memory:0 MB Available Upgrade Licensed Memory:N/A(Smart License Enabled) Available Feature Licensed Memory:N/A(Smart License Enabled) Current Memory Allocation: IOSD:2358 MB (default) + 0 MB upgrade Data Plane:1536 MB (default) + 0 MB upgrade`	Verifies the updated memory allocation on the router.

Example

The following is an example of the show license command with details of a memory add-on license shown:


Router# show license
Index 1 Feature: ax                             
Index 2 Feature: mem_4G                         
        Period left: Life time
        License Type: Permanent
        License State: Active, In Use
        License Count: 1/1/0  (Active/In-use/Violation)
        License Priority: Medium

Information About Installing Broadband Feature License

The Cisco CSR 1000v/ Cisco ISR v support the Broadband Network Gateway feature set and the Intelligent Services Gateway feature set. The required broadband feature license (For the Cisco CSR 1000v: L-CSR-BB-1K=) provides up to 4 GB of additional memory and support for up to 1000 broadband sessions.

The following restrictions apply:

The APPX feature license with a minimum of 1 Gbps maximum throughput must be installed.
You can install multiple broadband feature licenses to increase the number of broadband sessions. However, installing additional broadband feature licenses will not add more memory. To add more memory beyond the 4 GB installed with the first broadband feature license, you must install a separate memory add-on license.
If both a broadband feature license and memory add-on licenses are installed, then the broadband license takes higher priority than any memory add-on licenses installed. When the Cisco CSR 1000v/ Cisco ISRv is reloaded, the broadband feature license takes effect first, before any installed memory add-on licenses.
We recommend that you install the broadband feature license before installing any memory add-on licenses.
The VM must have enough memory allocated to accommodate the additional memory. See Understanding the Cisco CSR 1000v Memory Allocation for more information.

For more information about configuring broadband support, see Broadband Access Aggregation and DSL Configuration Guide and Intelligent Services Gateway Configuration Guide.

Installing Broadband Feature License

SUMMARY STEPS

Obtain the PAK.
enable
show license udi
Convert the PAK to a license by entering the PAK and the UDI into the Cisco Product License registration portal http://www.cisco.com/go/license
show platform software vmemory info
configure terminal
platform broadband {1K | 2K | 3K | 4K | 5K | 6K | 7K | 8K }
platform memory add memory
end
license install stored-location-url
write memory
reload
show license detail
show platform software vmemory info
(Optional) Install memory add-on licenses as needed. For more information, see the Installing a Memory Add-on License section in this guide.

DETAILED STEPS

Command or Action Purpose

Step 1

Obtain the PAK.

The PAK is provided to you when you order or purchase the right to use a feature set.

The PAK serves as a receipt and is used as part of the process to obtain a license.

Step 2

enable

Example:

Router> enable

Enables privileged EXEC mode.

Enter your password if prompted.

Step 3

show license udi

Example:

Router# show license udi

Displays all the UDI values that can be licensed in a system.

You need the UDI of the device as part of the process to obtain a license.

Step 4

Convert the PAK to a license by entering the PAK and the UDI into the Cisco Product License registration portal http://www.cisco.com/go/license

After entering the appropriate information, you will receive an e-mail containing the license information that you can use to install the license:

Copy the license file received from the Cisco Product License Registration portal to the appropriate file system on the device.

Step 5

show platform software vmemory info

Verifies the current memory allocation on the router. The display shows the memory upgrade license limit, indicating the maximum amount of additional memory you can add.

Step 6

configure terminal

Example:

Router# configure terminal

Enters global configuration mode.

Step 7

platform broadband {1K | 2K | 3K | 4K | 5K | 6K | 7K | 8K }

Example:


                    Router(config)# platform broadband 1K

Adds support for the number of broadband sessions to accommodate the added broadband feature license(s).

You can add 1000 sessions for each broadband feature license you are planning to install. For example, if you plan to add two broadband feature licenses, enter the value as 2K.

Step 8

platform memory add memory

Example:

Router(config)# platform memory add 4096

(Optional) Adds the memory allocation to the router to accommodate added memory license(s).

Add 4096 MB for each memory license you are planning to install. For example, if you plan to add two memory licenses, add 8192 MB of memory.

Note

The broadband feature license adds 4 MB of additional memory. If you want to add more memory, you must use this command. Adding more broadband feature licenses does not add more memory.

Step 9

end

Example:

Router(config)# end

Exits configuration mode.

Step 10

license install stored-location-url

Example:

Router# license install bootflash:90NVHJ3C26E_20140724194119019.lic

Example:

bootflash:90NVHJ3C26E_20140724194119019.lic

Example:


                    4096 MB memory has been added to the system

Example:


                    Execute ’write memory' to persist this change

Installs the broadband feature license and any additional memory add-on licenses.

Step 11

write memory

Example:


                    Router# write memory

Saves the running configuration to NVRAM.

Step 12

reload

Example:


                    Router# reload

Restarts the router to enable the memory add-on license to be activated.

Step 13

show license detail

Example:

Router# show license detail

Displays the license information to verify the installation of the broadband feature license(s) and memory license(s).

Step 14

show platform software vmemory info

Verifies the updated memory allocation on the router.

Step 15

(Optional) Install memory add-on licenses as needed. For more information, see the Installing a Memory Add-on License section in this guide.

Example

The following is an example of the show license command showing details of a broadband feature license:


                        # show license | begin bb
                        Index 76 Feature: bb_1K                          
                        Period left: Life time
                        License Type: Permanent
                        License State: Active, In Use
                        License Count: 1/1/0  (Active/In-use/Violation)
                        License Priority: Medium
                        Index 77 Feature: mem_4G

Troubleshooting CSL License Issues

Determining the License Status

You can install multiple licenses on a Cisco CSR 1000v/ ISRv. To determine if a license is active, enter the show license or show license detail command. The display indicates the license status. The following are the possible states for the license:

Active, In Use

This state indicates that the license is active and is in use by the Cisco CSR 1000v.

Active, Not in Use

This state indicates that the license is installed on the Cisco CSR 1000v, but is not currently being used.

Inactive

This state indicates that the license is installed on the Cisco CSR 1000v but is no longer valid. For example, a license that has reached the end of the subscription term is shown as inactive.

The following example shows that a Cisco CSR 1000v has two licenses installed: an AX technology license and a Security technology license:

router# show license detail


Index: 1        Feature: ax_1G                           Version: 1.0        License Type: Paid Subscription        Start Date:         N/A, End Date: Nov 10 2014        License State: Active, In Use        License Count: Non-Counted        License Priority: Medium        Store Index: 0        Store Name: Primary License StorageIndex: 2        Feature: sec_1G                           Version: 1.0        License Type: Permanent        License State: Active, Not in Use        License Count: Non-Counted        License Priority: Medium        Store Index: 1        Store Name: Primary License Storage

The AX technology license is shown as Active and in use, while the Security technology license is Active but not in use. To use the Security technology license, the license boot level command needs to be configured to “security” and the Cisco CSR 1000v must then be reloaded.

The following example of the show version command shows that the Cisco CSR 1000v has an AX technology license installed, but that the license boot level command has been set to “security”, but the Cisco CSR 1000v has not yet been reloaded.


router# show version | inc Level

  License Level: ax   Next reload license Level: security

Migrating Technology Package Licenses to Cisco IOS XE 3.13S

Starting with Cisco IOS XE 3.13S, the names of the technology package licenses changed as shown below.

The Standard technology package was changed to the IPBase technology package.
The Advanced technology package was changed to the Security technology package.
The Premium technology package was changed to the AX package.

The base feature content for each license is the same as previously, but the names as shown in the licenses and display output have changed. If you migrated either a Standard or Advanced technology package license from a previous version to Cisco IOS XE 3.13S, then the show version and show license commands display the old license names, which is expected behavior. The new license names display when you enter the show running configuration command.

In the following example, the show running configuration command following the migration shows the new “security” technology package :


Router# show running | include level
license boot level security

However, in the show version output, the migrated license displays as the old “advanced” technology package name, as shown in the following example:


Router# show version | include License Level
License Level: advanced

In the show license detail output, the feature license also shows the old advanced license package name, as shown in the following example:


Router# show license detail
Index: 1        Feature: adv_100M                          Version: 1.0
        License Type: Permanent
        License State: Active, In Use
        License Count: Non-Counted
        License Priority: Medium
        Store Index: 0
        Store Name: Primary License Storage

No further configuration is required. To verify the correct feature set name for the migrated license, use the show running configuration command.

Determining the AWS License Type

When you deploy a Cisco CSR 1000v instance from a Cisco CSR 1000v Amazon Machine Image (AMI), the license that is displayed differs depending on whether you deployed a Bring Your Own License (BYOL) or an hourly-usage license.

If the show license command shows the license as “advance, internal_service” or a similar designation, then the instance uses an hourly-usage license purchased on Amazon Web Services.

The following example displays the license information for an hourly-usage instance:


router# show license
Index 1 Feature: ax           Index 2 Feature: internal_service

If the show license command shows a list of supported licenses with various throughput levels, then the instance is a BYOL instance.

The following example displays the license information for a BYOL instance:


router# show license
Index 1 Feature: advanced                       
Index 2 Feature: standard                       
Index 3 Feature: ax                             
Index 4 Feature: security                       
Index 5 Feature: lite                           
Index 6 Feature: appx                           
Index 7 Feature: ipbase                         
Index 8 Feature: prem_10M                       
Index 9 Feature: prem_50M                       
Index 10 Feature: prem_100M                      
Index 11 Feature: prem_250M                      
Index 12 Feature: prem_500M                      
Index 13 Feature: prem_500M_8G                   
Index 14 Feature: prem_1G                        
Index 15 Feature: prem_1G_16G                    
Index 16 Feature: prem_2500M                     
Index 17 Feature: prem_5G                        
Index 18 Feature: prem_10G                       
Index 19 Feature: prem_200G                      
Index 20 Feature: ax_10M                         
Index 21 Feature: ax_50M                         
Index 22 Feature: ax_100M                        
Index 23 Feature: ax_250M                        
Index 24 Feature: ax_500M                        
Index 25 Feature: ax_500M_8G                     
Index 26 Feature: ax_1G

The license boot level and platform hardware throughput-level commands are not available with hourly-usage license. These commands are only supported on Cisco CSR 1000v instances with BYOL licenses.

Cisco Smart Licensing

Note

If you are using CSR1000v release 16.10.1 or later, for Smart Licensing information, refer to the Smart Licensing Guide for Access and Edge Routers.

Beginning with Cisco IOS XE Release 3.15S, the Cisco CSR 1000v/ Cisco ISRv support activation using Cisco Smart Licensing.

To use Cisco Smart Licensing, you must first configure the Call Home feature and obtain Cisco Smart Call Home Services.
For Cisco IOS XE 3.15S and later, and IOS XE Denali 16.3 and later, the following Cisco IOS XE technology packages are supported: IPBase, Security, AX and APPX
Cisco Smart Licensing uses the Cisco Smart Software Manager for managing licenses. To access the Cisco Smart Software Manager, use the following URL: https://software.cisco.com/#module/SmartLicensing

For more information about Cisco Smart Software Manager, see the Cisco Smart Software Manager User Guide , which is accessible from the Cisco Smart Software Manager tool.

Prerequisites for Cisco Smart Licensing

Before enabling Cisco Smart Licensing on the router, Cisco Smart Call Home must be configured by following the steps in Configuring Call Home for Smart Licensing.

Note

For further information on Smart Call Home, see Obtaining Smart Call Home Services and Configuring and Enabling Smart Call Home.

Configuring Call Home for Smart Licensing

Describes how to configure and activate Call Home specifically for Smart Licensing. This is a prerequisite for configuring Smart Licensing on the Cisco CSR 1000v/ ISRv.

Note

For more information in general about configuring Call Home, see Configuring Call Home for the Cisco CSR 1000v.

Procedure

Step 1

configure terminal

Example:


Router# configure terminal

Enters configuration mode.

Step 2

service call-home

Example:


Router(config)# call-home

Activates the call-home feature.

Step 3

call-home

Example:


Router(config)# call-home

Enters the Call Home configuration submode.

Step 4

profile name

Example:


Router(config-call-home)# profile
  CiscoTAC-1

Enters the Call Home destination profile configuration submode for the specified destination profile. If the specified destination profile does not exist, it is created.

Step 5

destination transport-method http

Example:


Router(cfg-call-home-profile)# destination transport-method email

Enables the HTTP message transport method.

Step 6

no destination transport-method email

Example:


Router(cfg-call-home-profile)# no destination transport-method email

Disables email as the transport method.

Step 7

destination address http url

url = https://tools.cisco.com/its/service/oddce/services/DDCEService —address of the Cisco Smart Call Home Server.

Example:


Router(cfg-call-home-profile)# destination address email https://tools.cisco.com/its/service/oddce/services/DDCEService

Configures the destination email address or URL to which Call Home messages are sent.

Note

When entering a destination URL, include either https:// or http:// , depending on whether the server is a secure server, or not.

Enabling Cisco Smart Licensing

To enable Cisco Smart Licensing and register your device, perform the following steps:

Procedure

Step 1	Execute the configure terminal command. Example: `Router# configure terminal` Enters the global configuration mode.
Step 2	Execute the license smart enable command. Example: `Router(config)# license smart enable` This command enables Cisco Smart Licensing and disables Cisco Software Licensing (CSL).
Step 3	To further establish connectivity, perform the following optional steps: Execute the ip http client source-interface <interface> command. Execute the ip domain lookup source-interface <interface> command. Execute the ip name-server vrf mgmt <ip address> command.
Step 4	exit Example: `Router(config)# exit` Exits the configuration mode.

What to do next

After you enable the Cisco Smart Licensing, the Cisco CSR 1000v instance is no longer in the evaluation mode. The technology level and the throughput level supported by your license takes effect. For more information about managing the technology package and throughput license attributes, see Understanding the License-Based Restriction on Aggregate Bandwidth and Managing Throughput Notifications.

Use the show running-config command to verify whether the Cisco Smart Call Home is enabled. The following configuration should be included:


call-home
  profile "CiscoTAC-1"
  active
  destination transport-method http
  no destination transport-method email
  destination address http https://tools.cisco.com/its/service/oddce/services/DDCEService

Verify that the destination address command points to the URL of the Cisco Smart Software Agent as shown above. If the URL is not configured, you must manually configure the destination address http command to point to the URL.

After the connectivity is established, register the router with the Cisco Licensing Cloud. For example, see the Registering the Router with the Cisco Licensing Cloud section.

Smart Licensing System Messages

This section lists the smart licensing system messages for the Cisco CSR 1000v and Cisco ISRv. The more severe system messages are listed first. For more information on system messages, see System Message Logging. For more information on system logging commands, see the Cisco IOS Configuration Fundamentals Command Reference.

%SMART_LIC-2-PLATFORM_ERROR

Message:

Smart Licensing has encountered an internal software error. Contact TAC: %s

Explanation:

Smart Licensing Agent has encountered an internal problem with the platform.

Recommended Action:

Contact Cisco TAC.

%SMART_LIC-2-XDM_DISPATCH_LOOP_FAILURE

Message:

SmartAgent Admin Init Failed due to failure at XdmDispatchLoop in creating handle

Explanation:

This is an internal error that occurred during scheduler initialization, when trying to create an xdm handle.

Recommended Action:

Contact Cisco TAC.

%SMART_LIC-3-APPHA_DUPLICATED_INSTANCE

Message:

The Application, is trying set HA information for a duplicate instance.

Explanation:

The application is attempting to set the HA information for an entitlement instance (handle) when another duplicate instance already exists (with same entitlement tag, appHaName and appHaInstanceID).

%SMART_LIC-3-APPHA_DUPLICATED_INSTANCE

Message:

The Application, is trying set HA information for a duplicate instance.

Explanation:

The application is attempting to set the HA information for an entitlement instance (handle) when another duplicate instance already exists (with same entitlement tag, appHaName and appHaInstanceID).

%SMART_LIC-3-PLR_CONFIG_OUT_OF_SYNC

Message:

Trusted Store PLR Enable flag not in sync with System Configuration, TS \%s Config \%s

Explanation:

The Smart Licensing configuration does not match the value of the PLR enable flag in Trusted Store. This can happen if a configuration is copied onto the system and a reload occurs. If the new configuration does not contain the Smart Licensing Enable command, the value in Trusted Store does not match.

Recommended Action:

Apply the desired Smart Licensing PLR Configuration Command and persist the configuration.

%SMART_LIC-3-NOT_AUTHORIZED

Message:

The entitlement \%s in Not Authorized to be used. Reason: \%s

Explanation:

You are using a license without authorization.

Recommended Action:

Go to the Smart Licensing portal to view your entitlements and attempt to find out why you are not authorized to use this license.

%SMART_LIC-3-CONFIG_NOT_SAVED_TSCLEAR

Message:

The smart agent for Licensing will now be disabled because the config was not saved before the reload

Explanation:

During Smart Agent initialization, if the Smart Agent state is registered and the config with the smart license enabled flag was saved before the reboot, then the configuration was not saved before the reload.

Recommended Action:

Save the configuration before reloading.

%SMART_LIC-3-AUTH_RENEW_FAILED

Message:

Authorization renewal with the Cisco Smart Software Manager or satellite : \%s

Explanation:

The Authorization renew request failed. An automatic retry occurs.

Recommended Action:

Please verify your Call Home setting and that the device has connectivity to the Cisco Smart Software Manager or satellite.

%SMART_LIC-3-AGENT_DEREG_FAILED

Message:

Smart Agent for Licensing DeRegistration with Cisco Smart Software Manager or satellite failed: \%s

Explanation:

Smart Licensing De-registration failed. This may have been caused due to a network connection failure to the Cisco Smart Software Manager or satellite. The local registration information on the device has been removed. The registration information on the Cisco Smart Software Manager or satellitehas not been removed

Recommended Action:

Please verify your Call Home setting and that the device has connectivity to the Cisco Smart Software Manager or satellite

%SMART_LIC-3-AGENT_REG_FAILED

Message:

Smart Agent for Licensing Registration with the Cisco Smart Software Manager or satellite failed: %s

Explanation:

Smart Licensing registration failed. Examine the included error string for a more detailed reason for the failure. This could be due to an invalid ID token or if the device is already registered.

Recommended Action:

If the ID token is invalid, it may have expired. Another reason is that you may be using an ID token from Cisco Smart Software Manager but you are registering with a CSSM satellite. If the device is already registered you may use the force option to force the registration with a new ID token. Please verify your Call Home settings and that the device has connectivity to the Cisco Smart Software Manager or CSSM satellite.

%SMART_LIC-3-AGENT_DEREG_FAILED

Message:

Smart Agent for Licensing DeRegistration with Cisco Smart Software Manager or satellite failed: %s

Explanation:

Smart Licensing De-registration failed. This may have been caused by a network connection failure to the Cisco Smart Software Manager or satellite. The local registration information on the device has been removed. The registration information on the Cisco Smart Software Manager or satellite has not been removed.

Recommended Action:

Please verify your Call Home settings and that the device has connectivity to the Cisco Smart Software Manager or satellite.

%SMART_LIC-3-CONVERT_LIC_FAIL

Message:

\%s Failed to convert \%s: \%s

%SMART_LIC-3-UTILITY_REPORT_FAILED

Message:

Smart Agent for Licensing Utility has failed to send usage Report

%SMART_LIC-3-EVAL_EXPIRED

Message:

Evaluation period expired

Explanation:

Your evaluation period has expired. Some features may have restricted usage.

Recommended Action:

You must obtain a new ID token from the Cisco Smart Software Manager or satellite and register the device.

%SMART_LIC-3-OUT_OF_COMPLIANCE

Message:

One or more entitlements are out of compliance

Explanation:

The customer is using a license that they have not purchased or they are using more licenses than they have purchased.

Recommended Action:

You can go to the Smart Licensing portal and view your entitlements, to try and find out why the entitlements are out of compliance.

%SMART_LIC-3-INVALID_ROLE_STATE

Message:

The current role is not allowed to move to the new role: Current \%s New \%s

Explanation:

From the last role event, we can only move to certain roles. The device has moved to a role which the Smart Agent cannot follow.

Recommended Action:

Report this problem to Cisco

%SMART_LIC-3-DEPRECATED_API

Message:

The Deprecated function \%s has been called. This call should be replaced by \%s

Explanation:

This error indicates the Cisco platform team is using deprecated API functions. The platform code is calling a deprecated function. The code needs to be changed to call the new function.

Recommended Action:

Contact Cisco TAC.

%SMART_LIC-3-BAD_MODE

Message:

An unknown mode was specified: \%d

Explanation:

An invalid entitlement enforcement mode was received by the smart agent in the process of logging a syslog message. This is an internal error and should be reported to Cisco.

Recommended Action:

This is a Smart Licensing internal error. Please report this to Cisco TAC.

%SMART_LIC-3-UTILITY_EXPIRED

Message:

Smart Agent for Licensing Utility certificate has expired

Explanation:

Smart Agent for Licensing utility certificate has expired.

%SMART_LIC-3-UTILITY_RENEW_FAILED

Message:

Smart Agent for Licensing Utility certificate renewal failed

Explanation:

Smart Agent for Licensing Utility cert renew failed, this will occur once per day until the renewal is successful or the current certificate expires.

%SMART_LIC-3-INVALID_TAG

Message:

The entitlement tag is invalid: \%s

Explanation:

The entitlement tag for a license is not defined in the Cisco Smart Software Manager. This is a Cisco internal problem and should be reported to Cisco.

Recommended Action:

Report this error to Cisco

%SMART_LIC-3-BAD_NOTIF

Message:

A bad notification type was specified: \%d

Explanation:

This is a Cisco internal error. Report it to Cisco TAC.

Recommended Action:

Report this error to Cisco TAC.

%SMART_LIC-3-AGENT_REG_FAILED

Message:

Smart Agent for Licensing Registration with the Cisco Smart Software Manager or satellite failed: \%s

Explanation:

Smart Licensing registration failed. The included error string should give a more detailed reason for the failure. This may have been due to an invalid ID token or because the device is already registered

Recommended Action:

If the ID token was invalid it may have expired or you may be using an ID token from the Smart Software Manager and you are registering with a satellite. If the device is already registered you can use the force option to force the registration with a new ID token. Please verify your Call Home setting and that the device has connectivity to the Cisco Smart Software Manager or satellite.

%SMART_LIC-3-ID_CERT_EXPIRED

Message:

Registration period has expired. Smart Licensing will transition to the unregistered state. Please re-register this product to correct the problem.

Explanation:

The current time is outside the valid registration period in the ID certificate. This could be caused by a change in the system clock or multiple communications failures with the Cisco Smart Software Manager or satellite.

Recommended Action:

Please check the Smart Call Home settings and network connectivity to the Cisco Smart Software Manager or satellite. Also verify that your system clock is correct.

%SMART_LIC-3-ID_CERT_EXPIRED_WARNING

Message:

This device's registration will expire in \%s.

Explanation:

The registration for this device will expire at the specified time. This usually indicates a communications failure with the Cisco licensing authority.

Recommended Action:

Please verify your Call Home settings and that the device has connectivity to the Cisco Smart Software Manager or satellite.

%SMART_LIC-3-APPHA_DUPLICATED_PEER

Message:

The Application HA Cluster already have a member with given identity. Use the show license usage command to see more details.

Explanation:

When setting up peer informations for an entitlement that supports attribute, the given peer information already exists. One of the devices may not be configured correctly or that the logic that is supposed to remove peer information is not working correctly.

%SMART_LIC-3-RESERVE_HA_FAILURE

Message:

The license reservation information on the active and standby does not match. Licensing HA will not work properly: \%s

Explanation:

The license reservation configuration is not the same on both the active and standby. If the standby takes over as active, you will not have the same licenses available and your device may not work properly.

Recommended Action:

Change the reservation configuration in either of the nodes or both of the nodes so that they match each other.

%SMART_LIC-3-CONFIG_OUT_OF_SYNC

Message:

Trusted Store Enable flag not in sync with System Configuration, TS \%s Config \%s

Explanation:

The Smart Licensing configuration does not match the value of the enable flag in Trusted Store. This can happen if a configuration is copied onto the system and a reload occurs. If the new configuration does not contain the Smart Licensing Enable command, the value in Trusted Store does not match.

Recommended Action:

Apply the desired Smart Licensing Configuration Command and persist the configuration.

%SMART_LIC-3-REG_EXPIRED_CLOCK_CHANGE

Message:

Smart Licensing registration has expired because the system time was changed outside the validity period of the registration period. The agent will transition to the un-registered state in 60 minutes.

Explanation:

The system clock has been changed so that it is now outside the valid registration period. If the clock is reset to a value inside the registration validity period of 1 hour, smart licensing continues to function normally. If the clock is not reset, the device becomes de-registered and a new id token must be obtained to re-register the device. The registration validity period is defined by the start and end date in the ID certificate. Use the show license tech support command to get the ID certificate information.

Recommended Action:

Set the system clock back to the correct date and time.

%SMART_LIC-3-ROOT_CERT_MISMATCH_PROD

Message:

Certificate type mismatch

Explanation:

Smart Agent received an incorrect certificate for validation. Please contact your product support team.

%SMART_LIC-3-APPHA_MISSING_PEER

Message:

The Application HA Cluster do not have a member with given identity. Use the 'show license usage' command to see the exact error.

Explanation:

When removing peer information for an entitlement that supports the attribute, the given peer information does not exist. This means that one of the devices may not be configured correctly or that the logic that is supposed to add/update peer information is not working correctly.

%SMART_LIC-3-APPHA_ADD_ITSELF

Message:

The Application, is trying to add itself as its own Application HA peer.

Explanation:

When adding peer information for an entitlement that supports an attribute, the peer information contains the same data as its own HA attribute. This means that it has tried to add itself as its own peer.

%SMART_LIC-3-CERTIFICATE_VALIDATION

Message:

Certificate validation failed by smart agent: \%s

Explanation:

The ID certificate validation failed during a reboot, registration or renewal. The included error message should give more information about the failure.

%SMART_LIC-3-HOT_STANDBY_OUT_OF_SYNC

Message:

Smart Licensing agent on hot standby is out of sync with active Smart Licensing agent

Explanation:

The Smart Licensing Agent on hot standby failed to process the data necessary to stay in sync with the active agent. If a switch over occurs the the new active agent will not be in the same state as the current active agent. The configuration does not match the value of the enable flag in Trusted Store. This can happen if a configuration is copied onto the system and a reload occurs. If the new configuration does not contain the Smart Licensing Enable command, the value in Trusted Store will not match.

%SMART_LIC-3-ENTITLEMENT_RENEW_FAILED

Message:

Entitlement authorization with Cisco licensing cloud failed: \%s

Explanation:

The device has failed to communicate with Cisco to renew the entitlement authorization.

Recommended Action:

Please verify your Call Home setting and that the device has connectivity to the Cisco Smart Software Manager or satellite

%SMART_LIC-3-COMM_FAILED

Message:

Communications failure with the Cisco Smart Software Manager or satellite : \%s

Explanation:

The device communication with the Cisco Smart Software Manager or satellite failed.

Recommended Action:

Please verify your Call Home setting and that the device has connectivity to the Cisco Smart Software Manager or satellite

%SMART_LIC-3-CONVERT_FAILED

Message:

\%s License conversion failed: \%s

%SMART_LIC-3-ID_CERT_RENEW_NOT_STARTED

Message:

ID certificate start date not reached yet

Explanation:

The device registration failed. The ID Certificate start date is later than the device current time.

Recommended Action:

Please adjust your device clock to be correct, and retry the registration again.

%SMART_LIC-3-ID_CERT_RENEW_FAILED

Message:

Automatic registration renewal failed: \%s

Explanation:

The automatic ID certificate renewal failed. The included error message should give a better idea of what the failure was.

Recommended Action:

Please verify your Call Home setting and that the device has connectivity to the Cisco Smart Software Manager or satellite

%SMART_LIC-3-EVAL_EXPIRED_WARNING

Message:

Evaluation period expired on \%s

Explanation:

The device evaluation period will expire in the specified amount of time.

Recommended Action:

%SMART_LIC-3-ROOT_CERT_MISMATCH_DEV

Message:

Certificate Mismatch: Development \%s Certificate being used with a Production Root Certificate. Use the 'test license smart dev-cert enable' CLI to set the DEV root cert.

Explanation:

The Production Root Certificate is being used with Development certificates.

Recommended Action:

Please activate the Development Root Certificate from the CLI. (ie. ‘test license smart dev-cert enable’)

%SMART_LIC-4-CONFIG_NOT_SAVED

Message:

Smart Licensing configuration has not been saved

Explanation:

This is an informational message to remind you to save the configuration.

Recommended Action:

Save the configuration.

%SMART_LIC-4-HANDLE_ATTR_VERSION_MISMATCH

Message:

The handle attribute version between two devices are different. \%s

Explanation:

The devices inside a cluster do not have the same operational capability. This is not an issue if all devices only use the functionality that all members of a cluster support. However, it is good practice to have all devices in a cluster using the same software version.

%SMART_LIC-4-RESERVE_IN_PROGRESS

Message: License Reservation process must be completed with the 'license smart reservation install' command. Reservation started on %s

Recommended Action:

You must obtain a reservation authorization code from Cisco Smart Software Manager and install it on the device.

%SMART_LIC-4-IN_OVERAGE

Message: One or more entitlements are in overage

Explanation:

This is for information only. No action is necessary. You are still in compliance and within the overage amount as specified in your contract.

Recommended Action:

This message is informational only and no action is required.

%SMART_LIC-4-SMART_TRANSPORT_NOT_CONFIG

Message: Smart Agent for Licensing Smart transport is not configured for utility reporting

Explanation:

Smart Agent for Licensing Utility is enabled and there is a subscription, but Smart transport is not configured.

%SMART_LIC-4-UTILITY_FQDN_MISMATCH

Message:

Smart Agent for Licensing Utility URL setting does not match the FQDN in the utility certificate.

Explanation:

The Smart Agent for Licensing Smart licensing URL must match the FQDN embedded in the utility certificate.

Recommended Action:

Obtain a new utility certificate from Cisco.

%SMART_LIC-4-EVAL_WILL_EXPIRE_WARNING

Message:

Evaluation period will expire in \%s.

Explanation:

The device is operating within the evaluation period and this period ends in the specified amount of time.

Recommended Action:

%SMART_LIC-4-EVAL_WILL_EXPIRE_WARNING

Message:

Evaluation period will expire in \%s.

Explanation:

The device is using the evaluation period which will expire in the specified time

Recommended Action:

%SMART_LIC-5-IN_COMPLIANCE

Message: All entitlements and licenses in use on this device are authorized.

Explanation:

All your requested entitlements are authorized by Cisco licensing services.

Recommended Action:

This message is informational only and no action is required.

%SMART_LIC-5-COMM_RESTORED

Message:

Communications with the Cisco Smart Software Manager or satellite restored

Explanation:

Smart Agent communication with the Cisco Smart Software Manager or satellite has been restored.

Recommended Action:

This is informational only and no action is required

%SMART_LIC-5-SYSTEM_CLOCK_CHANGED

Message:

Smart Agent for Licensing System clock has been changed

Explanation:

The system clock has changed and the Smart Agent for Licensing has updated its internal timers

Recommended Action:

This is informational only and no action is required

%SMART_LIC-5-UTILITY_RENEW_SUCCESS

Message:

Smart Agent for Licensing Utility certificate renewal successful

%SMART_LIC-5-IN_COMPLIANCE

Message:

All entitlements and licenses in use on this device are authorized

Explanation:

All customer requested entitlements are authorized by Cisco licensing services.

Recommended Action:

This is informational only and no action is required

%SMART_LIC-5-EVAL_START

Message:

Entering evaluation period

Explanation:

The device is not registered with the Cisco Smart Software Manager or satellite and is using licenses. An evaluation period of 90 days is available

Recommended Action:

%SMART_LIC-5-COMM_INIT_FAILED

Message:

Failed to initialize communications with the Cisco Smart Software Manager or satellite: \%s

Explanation:

Smart Agent could not initialize communication with the Cisco Smart Software Manager or satellite.

Recommended Action:

Please verify your Call Home setting and check that the device has connectivity to the Cisco Smart Software Manager or satellite.

%SMART_LIC-5-AUTHORIZATION_EXPIRED

Message:

Authorization period expired

Explanation:

The device has not communicated with the Cisco Smart Software Manager or satellite for 90 days and the device has not automatically renewed the entitlement authorizations. Some features may restrict functionality

Recommended Action:

Please verify your Call Home setting and that the device has connectivity to the Cisco Smart Software Manager or satellite

%SMART_LIC-6-ID_CERT_RENEW_SUCCESS

Message:

Automatic registration renewal successful

Explanation:

Customer ID certificate has been renewed successfully

Recommended Action:

This is informational only and no action is required

%SMART_LIC-6-DISABLED

Message:

Smart Agent for Licensing disabled

Explanation:

Smart Agent has been disabled from either the CLI orbecause of a configuration mismatch

%SMART_LIC-6-AUTH_RENEW_SUCCESS

Message:

Authorization renewal with the Cisco Smart Software Manager or satellite. State=\%s

Explanation:

The automatic authorization renewal was successful

Recommended Action:

This is informational only and no action is required

%SMART_LIC-6-HA_ROLE_CHANGED

Message:

Smart Agent HA role changed to \%s.

Explanation:

Smart Agent role on HA RP has been changed to either active or standby.

Recommended Action:

This is informational only and no action is required

%SMART_LIC-6-HA_CHASSIS_ROLE_CHANGED

Message:

Smart Agent HA chassis role changed to \%s.

Explanation:

Smart Agent chassis role on HA has been changed to either active or standby.

Recommended Action:

This is informational only and no action is required

%SMART_LIC-6-AGENT_ALREADY_REGISTER

Message:

This device is already registered with the Cisco Smart Software Manager or satellite.

Explanation:

Smart Licensing on this device has already registered with the Cisco Smart Software Manager or satellite

Recommended Action:

Use the force option when registering or remove this device from your virtual account on the Cisco Smart Software Manager or satellite

%SMART_LIC-6-AGENT_ALREADY_DEREGISTER

Message:

Smart Agent is already Deregistered with the CSSM.

Explanation:

Smart Licensing has already de-registered with Cisco.

%SMART_LIC-6-EXPORT_CONTROLLED

Message:

Usage of export controlled features is \%s

Explanation:

This tells you if you are allowed to use export controlled features.

Recommended Action:

This is informational only and no action is required.

%SMART_LIC-6-HOSTNAME_MATCHED_UDI

Message:

The host name has been changed to match a field in the device identifier (UDI).Since the device identifier is sent to Cisco this may bypass your host name privacy settings

Explanation:

The host name has been changed to match a field in the device identifier (UDI). Since the device identifier is sent to Cisco this may bypass your host name privacy settings.You can view the device identifier using the command: show license udi .

Recommended Action:

Change the host name so it does not include any fields in the device identifier.

%SMART_LIC-6-RESERVED_INSTALLED

Message:

\%s License Reservation Authorization code installed

Recommended Action:

This is informational only and no action is required.

%SMART_LIC-6-ENTITLEMENT_RENEW_SUCCESS

Message:

Entitlement authorization renewal with Cisco licensing cloud successful

Explanation:

Authorization renewal request is successful.

Recommended Action:

This is informational only and no action is required

%SMART_LIC-6-RESERVE_RETURNED

Message:

\%s License Reservation returned. Smart Agent is now unregistered.

Recommended Action:

This is informational only and no action is required.

%SMART_LIC-6-RESERVE_CANCELED

Message:

\%s License Reservation request canceled. Smart Agent is now unregistered.

Explanation:

Sent when you cancel a reservation request by using the reservation cancel command.

Recommended Action:

This is informational only and no action is required

%SMART_LIC-6-RESERVE_AUTH_FAILED

Message:

Failed to validate the \%s Reservation Authorization Code. Changing to the unregistered state.

Explanation:

The reservation authorization code is not valid on this device

%SMART_LIC-6-RESERVE_HA_MISMATCH

Message:

The reserved licenses on the active and standby do not match. Use the show license status command to see the error details.

Explanation:

The Licenses reserved using the Specified License Reservation (SLR) feature in Smart Licensing and installed on the active and standby or member devices in an HA configuration are not the same. If the standby takes over as active you will not have the same licenses available and your device may not work properly.

%SMART_LIC-6-PLR_DISABLED_INIT_COMM

Message:

Permanent License Reservation has been disabled. Please reboot the system to initialize Smart Licensing communications with Cisco.

Explanation:

During bootup, Smart Licensing communication is not initialized if Permanent License Reservation (PLR) is enabled. To enable Smart Licensing communication with Cisco when PLR is disabled, the system needs to be rebooted.

%SMART_LIC-6-CONVERT_START

Message:

Smart License Conversion has started

%SMART_LIC-6-CONVERT_LIC_SUCCESS

Message:

\%s License \%s has been converted to \%s with a count of \%d

%SMART_LIC-6-CONVERT_LIC_ALREADY

Message:

\%s License \%s has been converted to \%s with a count of \%d

%SMART_LIC-6-CONVERT_SUCCESS

Message:

\%s Smart License Conversion successful

%SMART_LIC-6-CONVERT_ALREADY

Message:

\%s Smart License Conversion successful

%SMART_LIC-6-THIRDPARTY_MODE_ENABLED

Message:

Smart Agent for Licensing is in Thirdparty Mode

Explanation:

Smart Agent for Licensing is in thirdparty mode, and ready to collect and process RUM reports

%SMART_LIC-6-THIRDPARTY_MODE_DISABLED

Message:

Smart Agent for Licensing is out of Thirdparty Mode

Explanation:

Smart Agent for Licensing is out of thirdparty mode, and has stopped collecting and processing RUM reports.

%SMART_LIC-6-UTILITY_STARTED

Message:

Smart Agent for Licensing Utility has started sending usage reports

Explanation:

Smart Agent for Licensing utility has been enabled and is sending usage reports.

%SMART_LIC-6-UTILITY_STOPPED

Message:

Smart Agent for Licensing Utility has stopped sending usage reports: \%s

Explanation:

Smart Agent for Licensing Utility is not available and no longer sending usage reports.

%SMART_LIC-6-AGENT_READY

Message:

Smart Agent for Licensing is initialized

Explanation:

Smart Agent for Licensing is fully initialized and ready for use.

Recommended Action:

This is informational only and no action is required

%SMART_LIC-6-AGENT_ENABLED

Message:

Smart Agent for Licensing is enabled

Explanation:

Smart Agent for Licensing is enabled and ready to process licensing requests.

Recommended Action:

This is informational only and no action is required

%SMART_LIC-6-AGENT_REG_SUCCESS

Message:

Smart Agent for Licensing Registration with the Cisco Smart Software Manager or satellite

Explanation:

Smart Licensing registration was successful.

%SMART_LIC-6-AGENT_DEREG_SUCCESS

Message:

Smart Agent for Licensing De-registration with the Cisco Smart Software Manager or satellite was successful

Explanation:

Smart Licensing de-registration successful.

Recommended Action:

This is informational only and no action is required

%SMART_LIC-7-DAILY_JOB_TIMER_RESET

Message:

Daily job timer reset

Explanation:

This message is used only for testing and does not indicate an error

Recommended Action:

This is informational only and no action is required

Registering the Router with the Cisco Licensing Cloud

Note

If you are registering the router and using CSSM satellite, go to the following section instead: Registering the Router with the Cisco Licensing Cloud (CSSM satellite).

After you have enabled Cisco Smart Licensing, you must register the router with Cisco. Using the ID token, the license agent on the router registers the product with Cisco and then receives back an identity certificate. This certificate is used for all future communications with Cisco. The license agent on the router automatically renews the registration information with Cisco every 30 days. This registration step is performed once for each product instance.

Procedure

Command or Action Purpose

license smart register idtoken id-token

Example:


Router# license smart register idtoken YjBkOWM5YTItMDFiOS00ZjBmLTllY2YtODEzMzg1

YTMyZDVhLTEzODE0MjE0%0ANzc5NDF8U1BDUTAySWFRTmJqa1NnbmlzRUIyaGlYU053L0pHZTNvUW9V

TFpE%0AekxCOD0%3D%0A


The system will now contact the Cisco Smart Licensing servers

to obtain authorization for Smart Licensing

Registers the device instance with the Cisco licensing cloud. This step only needs to be performed once per device instance.

The license agent registers the product with Cisco and receives back an identity certificate. This certificate is saved and automatically used for all future communications with Cisco. The license agent automatically renews the registration information with Cisco every 30 days.

The device is registered with Cisco.

Note

Smart licensing may fail when IPv6 is configured on any interface and the device does not have IPv6 connectivity to the Internet or the Cisco Smart Software Agent at tools.cisco.com, resulting in log file error messages such as those shown below.

(Note that these messages may also appear as a result of other conditions being true.)

%SMART_LIC-3-AGENT_REG_FAILED: Smart Agent for Licensing Registration with Cisco licensing cloud failed: Fail to send out Call Home HTTP message.

%SMART_LIC-3-COMM_FAILED: Communications failure with Cisco licensing cloud: Fail to send out Call Home HTTP message.

If connectivity failed due to this issue, see Re-establishing Connectivity to the Cisco Smart Call Home Server when IPv6 is Configured.

What to do next

Go to Requesting Cisco Smart License Throughput Level Licenses.

Registering the Router with the Cisco Licensing Cloud (CSSM satellite)

Note

If you are registering the router and using CSSM satellite, go to the following section instead: Registering the Router with the Cisco Licensing Cloud.

After you have enabled Cisco Smart Licensing, you must register the router with Cisco. Using the ID token, the license agent on the router registers the product with Cisco and then receives back an identity certificate. This certificate is used for all future communications with Cisco. The license agent on the router automatically renews the registration information with Cisco every 30 days. This renewal of registration is done once for each product instance. See http://www.software.cisco.com to determine the id-token.

SUMMARY STEPS

profile CiscoTAC-1
no destination address http default-url
destination address http satellite-url
exit
crypto pki trustpoint SLA-TrustPoint
revocation-check none
exit
license smart register idtoken id-token

DETAILED STEPS

	Command or Action	Purpose
Step 1	profile CiscoTAC-1 Example: `Router(cfg-call-home)# profile CiscoTAC-1`	Enables TAC profile configuration mode.
Step 2	no destination address http `default-url` Example: `Router(cfg-call-home-profile)# no destination address https://tools.cisco.com/its/service/oddce/services/DDCEService`	Removes the previously configured destination address for the Cisco Smart Software Agent.
Step 3	destination address http `satellite-url`	`satellite-url` —To determine the URL of the transport gateway, see the CSSM Satellite documentation. The `satellite-url` is similar to this example: `http://<ip-address>/Transportgateway/services/DeviceRequestHandler`
Step 4	exit	Exits TAC profile configuration mode.
Step 5	crypto pki trustpoint SLA-TrustPoint	Starts ca-trustpoint configuration mode and create a name, SLA-Trustpoint, for the CertificateAuthority server.
Step 6	revocation-check none	Certificate checking is ignored. Use this command if you are configuring software using Cisco Smart Software Manager satellite (CSSM satellite). This command ensures that revocation checking of the certificate is disabled when the trust policy is in use.
Step 7	exit	Exits ca-trustpoint configuration mode and returns to global configuration mode.
Step 8	license smart register idtoken `id-token` Example: `Router# license smart register idtoken YjBkOWM5YTItMDFiOS00Z` `jBmLTllY2YtODEzMzg1YTMyZDVhLTEzODE0MjE0%0ANzc5NDF8U1B` `DUTAySWFRTmJqa1NnbmlzRUIyaGlYU053L0pHZTNvUW9VTFpE%0AekxCOD0%3D%0A` The system now contacts the Cisco Smart Licensing servers to obtain authorization for Smart Licensing	Registers the device instance with the Cisco licensing cloud. This step only needs to be performed once per device instance. The license agent registers the product with Cisco and receives back an identity certificate. This certificate is saved and automatically used for all future communications with Cisco. The license agent automatically renews the registration information with Cisco every 30 days.

What to do next

Go to Requesting Cisco Smart License Throughput Level Licenses

Re-establishing Connectivity to the Cisco Smart Call Home Server when IPv6 is Configured

This section describes what to do if there is a failure to connect to the Cisco Smart Call Home Server when IPv6 is configured, as mentioned previously in Enabling Cisco Smart Licensing.

To re-establish connectivity with the Cisco Smart Call Home Server, use one of the following two methods, depending on the version of Cisco IOS XE that you are using:

If you are using one of the following recent versions of Cisco IOS XE: 3.16.6, Denali 16.3.4 and later, Everest 16.4.2 and later, Everest 16.5.1 and later, see Re-establishing Connectivity.

Note that in some cases, after configuring the previous steps, you may need to restart the router to fully re-establish connectivity.

Re-establishing Connectivity

This method applies to the following Cisco IOS XE releases: Cisco IOS XE 3.16.6, Cisco IOS XE Denali 16.3.4 and later, Everest 16.4.2 and later, and Everest 16.5.1 and later.

If there is an IPv6 address on an interface and the device cannot connect to the Internet or Smart software agent, configure the interface to only use IPv4 for smart licensing, with the following configuration mode command:

Procedure

ip http client source-interface interface

Example:

Router(config)# ip http client source-interface GigabitEthernet1

Note

The interface GigabitEthernet1 needs to have an IPv4 address, not an IPv6 address.

Configures the interface to use IPv4.

Note

The call-home profile configuration with the static IP address corresponding to FQDN tools.cisco.com is not recommended as a long-term solution, since the IP address might change in future.

Requesting Cisco Smart License Throughput Level Licenses

Request a license corresponding to the configured technology package level and throughput level.

Prerequisites

Changing Throughput Licenses

When working with Cisco Smart Licenses, using the platform hardware throughput level command requests a license for the new throughput level. Typically, the activation process requires several minutes. During this time, the new license remains “pending.”

Before the Cisco IOS XE 3.17 release, when changing throughput, the effective throughput would drop to 100 kbps while the new throughput license was pending. When the new license was activated, throughput would change to the newly configured level.

Beginning in the Cisco IOS XE 3.17 release, and including Cisco IOS XE Denali 16.2 and later, the transition is smoother. The router maintains the original throughput level until the license for the new throughput is activated.

In the following example, the router has been authorized previously for a throughput of 100M. The first line in the example is a request for a 250M throughput license. While the request is pending, the show license all command indicates the current authorized level (100M) and the pending license (250M), both shown in bold.


ultra-mcp(config)#platform hardware throughput level MB 250
Wait for 250M license request to succeed, continue to use existing 100M license until then
ultra-mcp(config)#end
ultra-mcp#show license all
Smart Licensing Status
======================
Smart Licensing is ENABLED
Registration:
  Status: REGISTERED
  Smart Account: CSR1000v
  Virtual Account: AX_SEC_IPB
  Export-Controlled Functionality: Allowed
  Initial Registration: SUCCEEDED on Nov 06 11:59:12 2015 UTC
  Last Renewal Attempt: None
  Next Renewal Attempt: May 04 11:59:11 2016 UTC
  Registration Expires: Nov 05 11:56:09 2016 UTC
License Authorization: 
  Status: AUTHORIZED on Nov 09 13:37:00 2015 UTC
  Last Communication Attempt: SUCCEEDED on Nov 09 13:37:00 2015 UTC
  Next Communication Attempt: Nov 09 13:39:20 2015 UTC
  Communication Deadline: Feb 07 13:33:58 2016 UTC
License Usage
==============
regid.2014-05.com.cisco.ax_100M
,1.0_2fff5ed6-e23c-455d-ade3-83ba3c8ed890 (ax_100M):
  Description: 
  Count: 1
  Version: 1.0
  Status: AUTHORIZED
(ax_250M
):
  Description: 
  Count: 1
  Version: 1.0
  Status: PENDING
  
Product Information
===================
UDI: PID:CSR1000v,SN:9R8ORIT8CB0
Agent Version
=============
Smart Agent for Licensing: 1.4.0_rel/28
Component Versions: SA:(1_4_rel)1.1.7, SI:(rel22)1.1.0, CH:(rel5)1.0.1, PK:(rel18)1.0.0

SUMMARY STEPS

configure terminal
license boot level {ipbase | security | ax | appx }
platform hardware throughput level MB {10 | 100 | 1000 | 10000 | 250 | 2500 | 50 | 500 | 5000 }

DETAILED STEPS

	Command or Action	Purpose
Step 1	configure terminal	Enter config mode.
Step 2	license boot level {ipbase \| security \| ax \| appx }	Specify the technology package level.
Step 3	platform hardware throughput level MB {10 \| 100 \| 1000 \| 10000 \| 250 \| 2500 \| 50 \| 500 \| 5000 }	Configure the throughput level for the license to request.

Requesting Memory Add-on License

For information about memory add-on licenses, see Understanding the Cisco CSR 1000v Memory Allocation. For Cisco Smart Licensing, the procedure for requesting the license is as follows:

SUMMARY STEPS

configure terminal
platform memory add memory
show platform software vmemory info

DETAILED STEPS

	Command or Action	Purpose
Step 1	configure terminal	Enter config mode.
Step 2	platform memory add `memory`
Step 3	show platform software vmemory info	Verifies the updated memory allocation.

Requesting Smart License Broadband license

For information about broadband licenses, see Information About Installing Broadband Feature License and Installing Broadband Feature License. For Cisco Smart Licensing, the procedure for requesting the license is as follows:

SUMMARY STEPS

configure terminal
platform broadband {1K | 2K | 3K | 4K }

DETAILED STEPS

Command or Action Purpose

Step 1

configure terminal

Enter config mode.

Step 2

platform broadband {1K | 2K | 3K | 4K }

Example:


Router(config)# platform broadband 1K

Adds support for the number of broadband sessions to accommodate the added broadband feature license(s).

You can add 1000 sessions for each broadband feature license you are planning to install. For example, if you plan to add two broadband feature licenses, enter the value as 2K.

Manually Renewing the ID Certificate

By default, the ID certificate is automatically renewed every 6 months. You can manually renew the ID certificate using this procedure.

This may be useful in either of the following circumstances:

If you have a limited window of Internet access
After making licensing changes in the Smart Software Manager

SUMMARY STEPS

license smart renew id

DETAILED STEPS

Command or Action Purpose

license smart renew id

Example:


Router# license smart renew id

Renews the ID certificate.

Manually Renewing the License

By default, the license (also called “entitlement”) is automatically renewed every 30 days. You can manually renew the license using this procedure.

This may be useful in either of the following circumstances:

Only a limited window of Internet access is available.
After making licensing changes in the Smart Software Manager.

Note

The terms “license” and “entitlement” are equivalent and are used interchangeably.

SUMMARY STEPS

license smart renew auth

DETAILED STEPS

Command or Action Purpose

license smart renew auth

Example:


Router# license smart renew auth

Renews the license (also called “entitlement”).

Unregistering a Device from Cisco Smart Licensing

SUMMARY STEPS

license smart deregister

DETAILED STEPS

Command or Action	Purpose
license smart deregister	Removes the Cisco Smart Licensing registration for the device instance. All Cisco Smart Licensing certificates are removed on the router and the entitlements are released from the Smart Call Home backend server.

Disabling Cisco Smart Licensing

Describes how you can disable Cisco Smart Licensing and switch back to standard Cisco Software Licensing (CSL) mode.

SUMMARY STEPS

no license smart enable
reload

DETAILED STEPS

	Command or Action	Purpose
Step 1	no license smart enable	Disables Cisco Smart Licensing on the device instance and switches to Cisco Software Licensing (CSL) mode. Reboot the device for the change to take effect. Note : When you disable Smart Licensing, the Cisco Software License (CSL) and all licensing calls pass through the Smart Agent. For the no case, if Smart Licensing is already registered, the Smart Agent performs the license smart deregister operation that deactivates Smart Licensing.
Step 2	reload	Restarts the router. This is required to complete the process of disabling the Cisco Smart License.

License Out-of-Compliance Behavior

A successfully licensed router may receive an “out of compliance” syslog message during reload or renewal/reauthorization of license from the Smart Licensing server if an attempt is made to contact the Smart Licensing server for a license and the number of available licenses recorded on the Smart Licensing account is exceeded. This message may also occur as a result of the router having been configured to have a higher performance level compared to the previously purchased feature set.

After the “out of compliance” message appears, the system continues to operate at the previously licensed throughput rate.

License Behavior with no Connectivity to the Smart Licensing Server

When a successfully licensed Cisco CSR 1000v/Cisco ISRv is unable to contact the Smart Licensing server, during reload or reauthorization or renewal of license, then the router continues to operate at the previously licensed state.

The license authorization expires if the CSSM satellite server has had no connectivity with the Smart Licensing server for more than 90 days. The license then changes to a License Authorization Expired State and the router continues to operate at the previously licensed state and runs in the Feature Restricted mode.

The following example shows a typical license expiry message that appears on the console.

*Aug 4 08:02:19.056: %VXE_THROUGHPUT-6-CLI_RESTRICTED_LICENSE_EXPIRE: System is in
feature restricted mode due to license expire. Configuration CLIs have been blocked. 
nvram:startup-config is write protected (read-only). Valid license and reboot is required to recover
from this state. Use configuration CLI - platform hardware throughput restricted-throughput-rate-mode
if startup-config changes are needed.

In the Feature Restricted mode, the feature configuration commands are blocked except for those commands that are needed for licensing. Also, the commands for setting the technology features and the throughput rate are available.

Note

In the Feature Restricted mode you cannot save or write the running configuration. However, starting from the 17.1.1 release, you can execute the copy command except while copying to statup config/NVRAM, as startup configuration is write protected.

From the 17.1.1 release, when your device is in the Feature Restricted mode, if the hostname was previously Router#, it changes to (restricted)Router#. Renew your license to move out of the Feature Restricted mode.

Example 1

This example shows that if you enter a write command an error message appears.

router# write

nvram config write protected

Example 2.

This example shows that if you enter a reload command an error message appears.

router# reload

System configuration has been modified. Save? [yes/no]: yes

nvram config write protected

Proceed with reload? [confirm]

After you confirm by pressing Enter and proceed with the reload, the existing configuration is retained and the router continues to run. Note that the existing configuration cannot be modified.

If you further attempt to authorize or renew licenses with the Smart Licensing server, and if communication cannot be achieved with the Smart Licensing server (e.g, after rebooting the router), the syslog messages about being in the Feature Restricted mode, are generated. The following example displays this scenario:

*Aug 4 08:02:19.056: %VXE_THROUGHPUT-6-CLI_RESTRICTED_LICENSE_EXPIRE:

System is in feature restricted mode due to communication fault to license server. 
Configuration CLIs have been blocked. nvram:startup-config is write protected (read-only).
Valid license and reboot is required to recover from this state.
Use configuration CLI - platform hardware throughput restricted-throughput-rate-mode
if startup-config changes are needed.

In the Feature Restricted mode, the platform hardware throughput restricted-throughput-rate-mode command is enabled. This command is only visible in the Feature Restricted mode. After issuing this command, the throughput rate becomes 100 Kbps after the next reload. See the following example:

router(config)# platform hardware throughput restricted-throughput-rate-mode

After you enter the platform hardware throughput restricted-throughput-rate-mode command, the system displays the following message:

% The config will take effect on next reboot. This device will need to be re-licensed

After the next reload, the throughput rate restricted mode is in operation, and the traffic throughput rate is 100 Kbps.

When the modification of the start-up configuration is disabled, changes you make (such as registering a new license or configuring the license server connectivity) in the Feature Restricted mode are lost if you reboot the router. The router then returns to the Feature Restricted mode. If you use the platform hardware throughput restricted-throughput-rate-mode command, recovery is possible as you can use the configuration commands that are required to restore the router license.

If the configuration commands to renew licensing are not required, you can reboot the Cisco CSR 1000v / Cisco ISRv instance. The device communicates with the Smart Licensing server and then pre-existing licenses are renewed.

Activating Permanent License Reservation

Introduction to Activating Permanent License Reservation

Activating a license using Permanent License Reservation (PLR) allows a device to use a license without having to be connected to Cisco Smart Software Manager (CSSM) or CSSM satellite. This feature is available using release Cisco IOS XE Everest 16.5.1a or later.

Activating Permanent License Reservation

This process describes how to activate permanent license reservation (PLR), which allows a product instance or device to have universal entitlement to a license. After activating PLR, the device does not need to communicate with Cisco Smart Software Manager(SSM) or a Cisco SSM server to maintain its ability to use features associated with a license. The license will not become out of compliance.

Procedure

Command or Action Purpose

Step 1

configure terminal

Enter global configuration mode on the device onto which you want to install a license using PLR.

Step 2

license smart enable

Enable smart licensing.

Step 3

license smart reservation

Enables reservation mode.

Step 4

end

Step 5

license smart reservation request universal

Request a reservation request code, which you will later enter in Cisco SSM. For example:

license smart reservation request universal
Enter this request code in the Cisco Smart Software Manager portal:
BC-ZCSR1000V:959Z2A5VVWQ-AB5nwN3rt-09

Make a note of the request code.

Step 6

Log into Cisco Smart Software Manager (SSM) and navigate to the virtual account that contains the licenses that you need.

Note

In the list of licenses listed in the virtual account, ensure that there is a permanent license reservation (PLR) license available. (Click the license name and see if the license expiration is “Perpetual”.)

Step 7

In Cisco SSM, in the Licenses tab, click License Reservation and enter the request code obtained in Step 5. The authorization code is displayed on the screen (short ASCII character string).

Step 8

Make a note of the authorization code.

The authorization code is securely tied to the Universal Device Identifier (UDI) of the device.

Step 9

Enter global config (EXEC) mode on the device where you want to activate PLR.

Step 10

license smart reservation install auth-code

(auth-code is the authorization code obtained in Step 7.)

PLR is now active. This reservation is permanent until it is manually returned or deactivated after it is no longer required.

Step 11

platform hardware throughput level MB throughput

Set the throughput level (MB) (Range 10 to 10000).

What to do next

Later, to return or deactivate PLR, see Deactivating Permanent License Reservation.

Deactivating Permanent License Reservation

Follow these steps to deactivate (return) Permanent License Reservation (PLR). For example, if you want to change the licensing on the device and save the cost of using PLR.

Procedure

Step 1

Enter EXEC mode.

Step 2

license smart reservation return {auth-code}

license smart reservation return

license smart reservation return auth-code

Note

In rare cases, you can use this second form of the command, when you input a value for the auth-code. This is useful when the current reservation status of the license was previously cleared; for example, after the license smart reservation cancel command was used to cancel a request.

This command generates a reservation return code.

Example:

license smart reservation return

Reservation return code: BAAeUF-rz6EiG-PXLMQB-CRBnrx-TsaEep-A3x

Step 3

Make a note of the return code.

Step 4

In CSSM, log in and navigate to the Product Instances tab for the virtual account in which the product is registered. Locate the entry that matches the Unique Device Identifier (UDI) of the device that you want to remove from the list.

Step 5

Select Actions, click Remove Product Instance.

Cisco SSM removes the product instance.

Step 6

Paste the return code and click Remove.

The device is unregistered and operates with a default throughput of 1 Mbps.

Enabling Utility Reporting

Utility Reporting—Overview

Utility Reporting allows you to pay for features based on usage, instead of paying in advance for feature licenses. Utility Reporting is available for the Cisco CSR 1000v or Cisco ISRv using Cisco IOS XE Fuji 16.8.1 or higher.

Utility Reporting collects usage data from products that have Cisco Smart Licensing and Utility Reporting enabled and sends the usage data via the CSSM satellite to the Cisco Service Billing Platform (SBP), which produces daily reports. Usage data is produced in the Resource Utilization Measurement (RUM) format (ISO/IEC 19770-4).

The device collects usage data every 15 minutes and sends it to the CSSM satellite every four hours. Every 8 hours the CSSM satellite sends data to the Cisco SBP. The device stores usage data for up to 30 days and the CSSM satellite saves data for 90 days. This data backup allows recovery after, for example, the CSSM satellite becomes disconnected from the Cisco SBP. If there is a lack of connection for more than 30 days, the Cisco accounts team should contact you to communicate any issues.

Utility Reporting—Prerequisites

Before enabling Utility Reporting, perform the following steps:

Add the licensese that are going to be used for utility reporting (using a post-payment method) into a smart account. For example, see Smart Software Licensing Overview.
Enable Smart Licensing on the device.
Summary steps:
```
configure terminal
license smart enable
exit
```
See Enabling Cisco Smart Licensing, in this document.
Install and configure CSSM satellite. For further information, see Smart Software Manager satellite.
Register the device. For further information, see Registering the Router with the Cisco Licensing Cloud (CSSM satellite), in this document.

How to Enable Utility Reporting

Procedure

Step 1	configure terminal Enters the global configuration mode.
Step 2	license smart utility Registers your intention to use the Utility Reporting feature on the device. Use the “no” form of this command, `no license smart utility`, to signal your intention to remove the Utility Reporting feature. Example: `Device(config)# license smart utility`
Step 3	license smart transport smart Sets the transport type as `smart` (4th keyword above). This is required for utility reporting communication between the smart agent and the CSSM or the CSSM satellite. Example: `Device(config)# license smart transport smart`
Step 4	license smart url `registration-url` Sets the URL to be used by the smart transport between the smart agent and the CSSM or the CSSM satellite. Here, registration-url – is the transport gateway URL. For more information, see CSSM Satellite. registration-url has the following form: https://<OnPrem-FQDN>/SmartTransport Use the “no” form of this command, `no license smart url`, to clear the value of the registration-url. Example: `Device(config)# license smart url https://cssm-onprem.dcloud.cisco.com/SmartTransport`

Verifying Utility Reporting

To verify that utility reporting data is being sent from the CSSM satellite to Cisco, enter the command shown in the following example, in configuration mode:

show license all

In the sample output shown below, in the “Utility” section, the line “Last attempt: SUCCEEDED on Dec 19 18:23:02 2017 UTC” shows when the utility report data was last sent successfully. Other data shows the date and time that the report was sent, and the expected date and time of the next utility report (4 hours later).

Smart Licensing Status
==================

Smart Licensing is ENABLED

Registration:
  Status: REGISTERED
  Export-Controlled Functionality: Allowed
  Initial Registration: SUCCEEDED on Dec 13 16:11:51 2017 UTC
  Last Renewal Attempt: None                                 
  Next Renewal Attempt: Feb 19 16:24:44 2018 UTC             
  Registration Expires: Jul 05 16:50:33 2018 UTC             

License Authorization: 
  Status: AUTHORIZED on Dec 13 18:23:51 2017 UTC
  Last Communication Attempt: NOT STARTED       
    Failure reason: Device in Thirdparty Utility Mode
  Next Communication Attempt: None                   
  Communication Deadline: Mar 19 18:23:02 2018 UTC   

Utility:
  Status: ENABLED
  Utility report:
    Last success: Dec 19 18:23:03 2017 UTC
    Last attempt: SUCCEEDED on Dec 19 18:23:02 2017 UTC
    Next attempt: Dec 19 22:23:02 2017 UTC             

  Customer Information:
    Id: <empty>        
    Name: <empty>      
    Street: <empty>    
    City: <empty>      
    State: <empty>     
    Country: <empty>   
    Postal Code: <empty>

Data Privacy:
  Sending Hostname: yes
    Callhome hostname privacy: DISABLED
    Smart Licensing hostname privacy: DISABLED
  Version privacy: DISABLED

Transport:
  Type: Smart
  Registration URL: https://cssm-onprem.dcloud.cisco.com/SmartTransport
  Utility URL: http://10.87.9.106/Transportgateway/services/DeviceRequestHandler

License Usage
==============

(ax_1G):
  Description:
  Count: 1
  Version: 1.0
  Status: AUTHORIZED
  Utility Subscription id:  81

Product Information
===================
UDI: PID:CSR1000V,SN:9ZT6BKI8CXG

Agent Version
=============
Smart Agent for Licensing: 4.3.0_rel/8
Component Versions: SA:(1_3_dev)1.0.15, SI:(dev22)1.2.1, CH:(rel5)1.0.3, PK:(dev18)1.0.3

To set the information that will appear in the “Customer Information” section of the show license command above, use the following command:

license smart utility customer_info info_type info_value , where info_type is one of the following: city, country, id, name, postalcode, state, street.

Example

license smart utility customer_info city New York

Troubleshooting Cisco Smart License Issues

Determining Device Registration Information

Use the show license all command to display the device registration information.


Router#show license all
Smart Licensing Status
======================
Smart Licensing is ENABLED
Registration:
  Status: REGISTERED
  Smart Account: BU Production Test
  Virtual Account: CRDC_SH_3
  Export-Controlled Functionality: Allowed
  Initial Registration: SUCCEEDED on Jul 08 20:45:54 2015 UTC
  Last Renewal Attempt: None
  Next Renewal Attempt: Jan 04 20:45:54 2016 UTC
  Registration Expires: Jul 07 05:59:29 2016 UTC
License Authorization: 
  Status: AUTHORIZED on Jul 08 20:46:05 2015 UTC
  Last Communication Attempt: SUCCEEDED on Jul 08 20:46:05 2015 UTC
  Next Communication Attempt: Aug 07 20:46:05 2015 UTC
  Communication Deadline: Oct 06 05:59:43 2015 UTC
License Usage
==============
CSR 1KV AX 500M (ax_500M):
  Description: CSR 1KV AX 500M
  Count: 1
  Version: 1.0
  Status: AUTHORIZED
Product Information
===================
UDI: PID:CSR1000v,SN:9Q0BWG3BHL0
Agent Version
=============
Smart Agent for Licensing: 1.4.0_rel/11
Component Versions: SA:(1_4_rel)1.0.10, SI:(rel21)1.2.0, CH:(rel4)1.0.23, PK:(rel17)1.0.5

Additional Commands for Troubleshooting

The show call-home profile all and show license tech support commands may be helpful during troubleshooting.

Understanding the License-Based Restriction on Aggregate Bandwidth

The router includes a license shaper that may restrict the aggregate bandwidth of the router’s interfaces. For example, if a 50 Mbps license is installed, then a maximum of 50 Mbps of bidirectional traffic is possible.

The license shaper regulates the throughput on interfaces for both priority traffic and non-priority traffic:

(Cisco IOS XE 3.10S and earlier) The license shaper regulates the throughput on non-management interfaces only. The GigabitEthernet 0 dedicated management interface is not counted

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(Cisco IOS XE 3.11S and later, and IOS XE Denali 16.2 and later) The license shaper regulates the throughput on all interfaces.

Throughput limits are checked globally, not on a per-interface basis. The license shaper does not distinguish between different types of traffic, such as for IPSec or NAT. If the throughput level is exceeded, then packets may get discarded.

The figure below shows how the license shaper, also known as a traffic shaper, works. In this example, the four interfaces on a Cisco CSR 1000v are passing an aggregated traffic level of 60 Mbps. Because this exceeds the 50 Mbps license-enforced maximum throughput, 10 Mbps of traffic is discarded.

To check the license-based performance limiter value, use the following command for your interface:


Router# show platform hardware qfp active feature qos queue out int GigabitEthernet1 hier det | inc max:
     orig_max  : 0   ,  max: 33333          child policy-map
     orig_max  : 0   ,  max: 500000         parent policy-map
     orig_max  : 0   ,  max: 1050000000     interface rate limiter  
     orig_max  : 0   ,  max: 2500000        license performance limiter
     orig_max  : 0   ,  max: 10000000000    entry for ROOT/SIP infra (ignore rate)

The value for the license performance limiter field should match the current maximum throughput level as shown with the show platform hardware throughput level command.

Note

The license shaper includes an extra scheduler node in the default HQF hierarchy. The router does not provide an option to detect congestion for a particular node in the HQF hierarchy.

For more information about verifying the VM performance indicators, see your hypervisor documentation.

To verify the actual throughput, use the following command:


Router# show platform hardware qfp active datapath utilization summary
      CPP 0:                 5 secs    1 min     5 min     60 min
      Input:   Total (pps)    59232     59234     59237     59234
                     (bps)    58757104  58757824  58760840  58757880 
      Output:  Total (pps)    48839     48835     48833     48833
                     (bps)    50011264  50012072  50009312  498768736
      Processing: Load (pct)  33        34        34        34

In the example, the input rate shown in bold is close to 60 Mbps. The output rate shown in bold is close to 50 Mbps. In this case, the input rate exceeds 50 Mbps, the maximum license rate allowed.

The following command displays the number of packages dropped when the maximum throughput is exceeded:


Router# show platform hardware qfp active statistics drop clear | exc _0_
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
Global Drop Stats                 Packets           Octets
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
TailDrop                          2018258           256333010

When the actual throughput level approaches the maximum allowed by the installed license, you will receive an alert message similar to the following (the message may differ depending on the release version):


Dec 13 22:00:29.699: %BW_LICENSE-3-THROUGHPUT_THRESHOLD_LEVEL: F0: cpp_ha: 
Average throughput rate exceeded 95 percent of licensed bandwidth 3 times, sample period 300 seconds, in last 24 hours

When the throughput exceeds the maximum allowed bandwidth set by the license, you will receive an alert message similar to the following (Cisco IOS XE 3.12S and later):


*Dec 13 22:00:29.699: %BW_LICENSE-4-THROUGHPUT_MAX_LEVEL: F0: cpp_ha: 
Average throughput rate exceeded the total licensed bandwidth 50000000 bps and dropped 7 times, sample period 300 seconds, in last 24 hours

You can configure the QoS policies at the interface level to guarantee that high-priority traffic is not dropped. For more information, see the QoS configuration guides: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/routers/cloud-services-router-1000v-series/products-installation-and-configuration-guides-list.html.

Managing Throughput Notifications

You can configure the Cisco CSR 1000v/ ISRv to notify you when a certain percentage of the maximum throughput level is reached. The maximum allowable throughput is based on the installed throughput license.

Note

This feature is available on Cisco IOS XE 3.13S or later, and Cisco IOS XE Denali 16.3.1 and later.

By default, when the router first boots, the throughput level notification is enabled, and notifications are sent when the router reaches 95 percent of the maximum throughput level. The throughput level is measured every 300 seconds. When the router is rebooted, the threshold and interval level settings configured using the set platform hardware throughput-monitor command are retained.

The following command configures the hardware throughput monitor settings. The threshold percentage value represents the percentage of the maximum throughput at which the system notifies you. The valid range is from 75 to 95, and the default value is 95 percent.

The interval value represents how often the system measures the throughput level. The valid range is from 30 to 86400 seconds. The default value is 300 seconds.

set platform hardware throughput-monitor threshold percentage interval seconds

Example


Router# set platform hardware throughput-monitor threshold 85 interval 30

To display the platform hardware throughput monitor settings, use the show platform hardware throughput-monitor parameters command, as shown in the following example:


Router# show platform hardware throughput-monitor parameters
 
  Throughput monitor parameters
  Throughput monitor threshold: 95 percent
  Throughput monitor interval: 300 seconds
  Throughput monitor status: enabled

The following example shows a console log message received when the average throughput has exceeded 95 percent of the maximum throughput with a sample period of 300 seconds:


Dec 13 22:00:29.699: %BW_LICENSE-3-THROUGHPUT_THRESHOLD_LEVEL: F0: cpp_ha: Average 
throughput rate exceeded 95 percent of licensed bandwidth 3 times, sample
 period 300 seconds, in last 24 hours

The following example shows a console log message received when the average throughput approaches maximum allowed throughput set by the installed license:


Dec 13 22:00:29.699: %BW_LICENSE-4-THROUGHPUT_MAX_LEVEL: F0: cpp_ha: Average 
throughput rate exceeded the total licensed bandwidth 50000000 bps and dropped 
packets 7 times, sample period 300 seconds, in last 24 Hours

To disable the platform hardware throughput monitor, perform the following command:

set platform hardware throughput-monitor disable

Requesting a New Virtual UDI

The router’s license is node-locked to the vUDI. If you clone the router’s VM to a new VM instance, the vUDI is in most cases automatically updated when the router first boots up on the cloned machine. However, if the vUDI is not automatically updated, you must manually request a new vUDI on the cloned VM instance.

Caution

Requesting a new vUDI will invalidate the existing license. If you later need to rehost the license due to a system failure, you may need to perform additional steps on the Cisco Software Licensing portal. For more information on rehosting the router license, see Voluntarily Rehosting the License to a New VM and Obtaining a Rehost License if the System Fails.

Perform the following step in EXEC mode:

SUMMARY STEPS

request license new-udi

DETAILED STEPS

Command or Action Purpose

request license new-udi

Example:


Router# request license new-udi

Requests that a new virtual UDI be assigned to the router’s VM instance.

What to do next

Once you enter the request license new-udi command, you will be prompted to confirm, and then you will receive a series of system messages confirming the request:


Executing this command will invalidate the existing license, 
proceed with generating new-udi?[confirm]
New udi CSR1000v:9MF19951DMU
Router#
*Aug 21 11:24:27.275:  found an eval license info: csr1kv_medium
*Aug 21 11:24:27.276:  Step 3. deletion of NOT-in-use licenses
*Aug 21 11:24:27.276:  Step 4. deletion of in-use licenses
*Aug 21 11:24:27.440: %LICENSE-2-UDI_CHANGED: UDI of this instance changed from OLD: CSR1000V:9YA3086B993 to 
New: CSR1000V:9MF19951DMU

To display the UDI history of the router’s feature license, including previous virtual UDIs, enter the show license udi history command. The following example displays the UDI history of the feature license of a Cisco CSR 1000v:


Router# show license udi history
SlotID   PID                    SN                      UDI
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
*        CSR1000V              9MF19951DMU     CSR1000V:9MF19951DMU
 Invalidated UDIs: 
------------------------------------------------------------
1. CSR1000V : 9YA3086B993

Cisco Software Licensing (IOS XE 3.12 or Earlier)

Activating CSL Evaluation Licenses for Cisco IOS XE 3.12S and Earlier

Note

Licenses provided in Cisco IOS XE 3.12S and earlier (Standard, Advanced, and Premium) are no longer available. This material is provided as legacy information.

When the Cisco CSR 1000v first boots, the network interfaces are activated but feature support is limited and the throughput is limited to 2.5 Mbps. The evaluation license is bundled with the software, but you must activate the evaluation license to access the features.

The evaluation license expires 60 days from the time it is activated.

SUMMARY STEPS

enable
configure terminal
license boot level { standard | advanced | premium }
end
write memory
reload
show license detail
show platform hardware throughput level

DETAILED STEPS

Command or Action Purpose

Step 1

enable

Example:


Router> enable

Enables privileged EXEC mode.

Enter your password if prompted.

Step 2

configure terminal

Example:


Router# configure terminal

Enters global configuration mode.

Step 3

license boot level { standard | advanced | premium }

Example:


Router(config)# license boot level advanced

Activates the evaluation license on the Cisco CSR 1000v upon the next reload.

You must accept the End User License Agreement (EULA) to use the evaluation license.

Note

In Cisco IOS XE 3.12.1S and later 3.12.xS releases, use the standard option for the IPBase feature set, the advanced option for the Security feature set, and the premium option for the AX feature set.

Step 4

end

Example:


Router(config)# end

Exits global configuration mode.

Step 5

write memory

Example:


Router# write memory

Saves the running configuration to NVRAM.

Step 6

reload

Example:


Router# reload

Restarts the Cisco CSR 1000v to boot to the feature level set using the license boot level command.

Step 7

show license detail

Example:


Router# show license detail

After the Cisco CSR 1000v restarts, verifies that the license has been installed and is active.

Step 8

show platform hardware throughput level

Example:


Router# show platform hardware throughput level

Example:


The current throughput level is 2500 kb/s

Verifies the Cisco CSR 1000v maximum throughput level.

What to do next

The evaluation license expires 60 days from the time it is activated.

Installing CSL Regular Licenses for Cisco IOS XE 3.12S and Earlier

Note

Licenses provided in Cisco IOS XE 3.12S and earlier (Standard, Advanced, and Premium) are no longer available. This material is provided as legacy information.

In Cisco IOS XE 3.12S and earlier, the Cisco CSR 1000v first boots in limited mode with the Standard feature set enabled and the maximum throughput limited to 2.5 Mbps.

You can generate multiple licenses for the Cisco CSR 1000v from one PAK. The purchased PAK determines the number of licenses you can generate.

Repeat these steps for each license available for your PAK.

SUMMARY STEPS

Obtain the PAK.
enable
show license udi
Convert the PAK to a license by entering the PAK and the UDI into the Cisco Product License registration portal: “http:/www.cisco.com/go/license”
license install stored-location-url
configure terminal
license boot level { standard | advanced | premium }
end
write memory
reload
show license detail
end
configure terminal
platform hardware throughput level MB {10 | 100 | 1000 | 250 | 2500 | 50 | 500 | 5000 }
end
show platform hardware throughput level

DETAILED STEPS

Command or Action Purpose

Step 1

Obtain the PAK.

The PAK is provided to you when you order or purchase the right to use a feature set.

The PAK serves as a receipt and is used as part of the process to obtain a license.

Step 2

enable

Example:

Router> enable

Enables privileged EXEC mode.

Enter your password if prompted.

Step 3

show license udi

Example:


Router# show license udi

Displays all the UDI values that can be licensed in a system.

You need the UDI of the device as part of the process to obtain a license.

Step 4

Convert the PAK to a license by entering the PAK and the UDI into the Cisco Product License registration portal: “http:/www.cisco.com/go/license”

Example:


When entering the UDI, enter only the 11-character serial number,
 for example, 966975BITWG. The UDI is case-sensitive, and 
should be entered in all capital letters.

After entering the appropriate information, you will receive an e-mail containing the license information that you can use to install the license:

Copy the license file received from the Cisco Product License Registration portal to the appropriate file system on the device.

Step 5

license install stored-location-url

Example:


Router# license install bootflash:90NVHJ3C26E_20140724194119019.lic

Installs the license.

Accept the end-user license agreement if prompted.

Step 6

configure terminal

Example:


Router# configure terminal

Enters global configuration mode.

Step 7

license boot level { standard | advanced | premium }

Example:


Router(config)# license boot level advanced

Activates the license on the Cisco CSR 1000v upon the next reload.

Note

Step 8

end

Example:


Router(config)# end

Exits global configuration mode.

Step 9

write memory

Example:


Router# write memory

Saves the running configuration to NVRAM.

Step 10

reload

Example:


Router# reload

Restarts the Cisco CSR 1000v to enable the feature set and the maximum throughput supported by the license.

Step 11

show license detail

Example:


Router# show license detail

After the Cisco CSR 1000v restarts, verifies that the license has been installed and is active.

Step 12

end

Example:


Router(config)# end

Exits global configuration mode.

Step 13

configure terminal

Example:


Router# configure terminal

Enters global configuration mode.

Step 14

platform hardware throughput level MB {10 | 100 | 1000 | 250 | 2500 | 50 | 500 | 5000 }

Example:


Router(config)# platform hardware throughput level 500

(Optional) Changes the maximum throughput level for the Cisco CSR 1000v. The available throughput options vary depending on the release version.

Note

Rebooting the Cisco CSR 1000v is not required.

Step 15

end

Example:


Router(config)# end

Exits global configuration mode.

Step 16

show platform hardware throughput level

Example:


Router# show platform hardware throughput level

Example:


The current throughput level is 50000 kb/s

Verifies that the Cisco CSR 1000v maximum throughput level matches that of the installed license.

What to do next

Repeat these steps for each license available for your PAK.

The following is an example of the show license detail command showing an installed active license:


Router# show license detail
Index: 1        Feature: prem_100M                          Version: 1.0
        License Type: Permanent
        License State: Active, In Use
        License Count: Non-Counted
        License Priority: Medium
        Store Index: 0
        Store Name: Primary License Storage

مرحله 4:

بر روی OK کلیک کنید.

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Understanding the Cisco CSR 1000v Memory Allocation

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Determining the License Status

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