Cisco Cisco Packet Data Gateway (PDG)

StarOS Management Operations

▀ Managing License Keys

▄ VPC-VSM System Administration Guide, StarOS Release 19

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VER=1|C1M=000-0000-00|C1S=03290231803|C2M=11-1111-11-
1|C2S=\STCB21M82003R80411A4|DOI=0000000000|DOE=00000000|ISS=1|NUM=13459|000000000
0000|LSP=000000|LSH=000000|LSG=500000|LSL=500000\|FIS=Y|FR4=Y|FPP=Y|FCS=Y|FTC=Y|F
MG=Y|FCR=Y|FSR=Y|FPM=Y|FID=Y|SIG=MCwCF\Esnq6Bs/XdmyfLe7rHcD4sVP2bzAhQ3IeHDoyyd638
8jHsHD99sg36SG267gshssja77

end

Step 2

Verify that the license key just entered was accepted by entering the following command at the Exec mode prompt:

show license key

The new license key should be displayed. If it is not, return to the Global configuration mode and re-enter the key using
the license key command.

Step 3

Verify that the license key enabled the correct functionality by entering the following command:

[local]host_name# show license information

All license keys and the new session capacity or functionality enabled should be listed. If the functionality or session
capacity enabled by the new key is incorrect, please contact your service representative.

Step 4

Save your configuration as described in the Verifying and Saving Your Configuration chapter.

Caution:

Failure to save the new license key configuration in the current CLI configuration file will

result in the loss of any of the new features enabled by the license key once the system is reloaded.

Adding License Keys to Configuration Files

License keys can be added to a new or existing configuration file.

Important:

License key information is maintained as part of the CLI configuration. Each time a key is installed

or updated, you must re-save the configuration file.

Step 1

Open the configuration file to which the new license key commands are to be copied.

Step 2

Copy the license as shown in the example, including the “\ (double-quote slash). Please note: this is not a functional
license.

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Step 3

Paste the license key into the configuration