XMC: NMS-XXX-100, is it 100devices AND 1000APs ???

[Ronald_Dvorak]

Simple question 🙂

Thanks,

Ron

[Zdeněk_Pala]

Hi Leo1.

please contact me by email: zpala…

I will share with you more details and the integration guide. Yes, there are some options 🙂

Regards

Z.

[SamPirok]

I’m almost positive XIQ is always going to use a 1:1 license structure, but your Sales Engineer will have more information on different licenses available for different platforms, I might recommend reaching out to them directly for help with this. If you’re unsure who to reach out to for your SE, please let me know and I’ll email that information directly to you. 

[LeoP1]

Hello Guys,

I'm working on a project for a customer, where it is a current IdentiFi deployment and want to move to the XIQ, BUT keep using the deployed ExtremeControl.

We are worried about the XMC licensing, because the Control needs the APs added to the XMC to serve as authenticator, but the question no one could answer until now: How the CLOUD APs are counted on the XMC?

I've tested in my LAB (XMC 8.5.with 2 AP510C (former Aerohive AP650) and it shows as Non-Extreme >= 10 ports, consuming 1:1 licenses…

Ex: 2 AP650 Added:

2 AP650 Added

Now, after I deleted 1 AP650:

After deletion of 1 AP650

We are worried, because IF this is true for AP310 and AP410, and IF the customer needs to upgrade the XMC license to support the new APs (if it was 1:10, the customer have plenity of free licenses on XMC, but if it's 1:1, not) the project will be cancelled and we are excluded from the RFP.

Can someone help?

Best regards,

-Leo

[Zdeněk_Pala]

Hi,

it may depend on the type of APs. the answer from Ryan is valid for Identifi APs.

If you add other APs, then each AP does count 1:10 license = 9 APs count as one node license, 11 APs count as 2 nodes.

In my case I have 11 devices with less than 10 ports = counted as 2 nodes