So they essentially become more nuisance alarms just like the physical
chassis licensing. However, in this case it can phone home to Cisco and
basically trigger reminders, audit events to Cisco. I think my question
was more towards the available subscription tiers/models? Is this like a 1
Hello Curtis,
>From Cisco documentation.
When in production mode, no limitations are imposed, and no enforcement is
applied, regardless of whether the customer is in compliance or not, from a
licensing point of view. (This is in keeping with the smart licensing
principles: each router only
Does anyone have any insight on how often you need to pay for the new
subscription based licenses? For example: S-XRV-SUB-RTU which is the
replacement for the former perpetual based licenses. What happens when the
subscription is not paid in a timely manner? I'm having trouble finding
