Cisco Cisco License Manager SDK 정보 가이드
Q&A
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Q.
Can I disable polling for my network devices?
A.
Yes, Cisco License Manager allows you to choose the polling frequency and also allows you to disable
it altogether.
Q.
Does Cisco License Manager listen to device notifications?
A.
Yes, Cisco License Manager listens to notifications. For devices managed over HTTPS, Cisco License Manager
listens to XML notifications, and for devices managed using Telnet or SSH, syslog is used.
Q.
What severities standard is followed for Cisco License Manager alerts?
A.
Cisco License Manager uses ITU X.733 severity for all alerts, so it can be integrated easily into your event
management systems.
Q.
What scenario will stop Cisco License Manager proceeding on return materials authorization (RMA)
license transfer?
A.
The Cisco License Manager will stop proceeding on RMA license transfer when an old device for which an RMA
was previously issued is still reachable. You may accidentally have a license discrepancy because you forgot to
return the feature although you paid only for one, and therefore you fail the audit. Cisco License Manager can
help your business comply with various auditing regulations, such as the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, which requires
that you have proof of licensing for all products purchased. Other scenarios include errors that occurred due to
SSL handshake, network connection, or invalid CCO account.
Q.
Can I get a report listing devices that have been discovered since the last run?
A.
Yes, Cisco License Manager provides the newly discovered device report that lists devices discovered since the
last run.
Q.
Can I schedule device discovery using Cisco License Manager?
A.
Yes, you can schedule device discovery using Cisco License Manager and specify the starting date and time as
well as the frequency.
Q.
What are the various feature/license states displayed by Cisco License Manager and what do they
mean?
A.
The feature/license states displayed by the Cisco License Manager are:
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Active, In Use: License/feature is active and is currently being used by the device.
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Active, Not In Use: The license/feature is currently active but is not being used by the device. (Typical
scenario will be when the licensed feature is currently turned off, or the image is running at a lower
license level.)
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Inactive: The license is currently not active. This can happen when another license, say, a permanent
license, is running. In such a case, the temporary license will be inactive.
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Unknown: Unknown is displayed by Cisco License Manager when the correct state of the license/feature
can’t be accurately determined.
Apart from the above four states, Cisco License Manager also defines a new state, Active and In Use After Next
Reload. This information is displayed for features that will become active and in use after the next reload. After
the reload, the feature state will be displayed as Active, In Use.
Reload. This information is displayed for features that will become active and in use after the next reload. After
the reload, the feature state will be displayed as Active, In Use.
Q.
What information can I search using Cisco License Manager?
A.
Cisco License Manager helps you to search for a specified substring in the list of PAKs and list of devices and
highlights the matches.