[rbak-nsp] Regarding the Subscriber License

[Jim Tyrrell]

It depends on your SEOS version and/or the XCRP.

With XCRP3 and version SEOS < 6 at least I don't believe the subscriber 
licencing had any effect and the limit was the XCRP which was 48k subs.  
We found when we upgraded to XCRP4 and SEOS 6 that the subscriber 
licensing was implemented, though I think it is only enforced for over 
48k subs.

Jim.

On 01/06/2011 15:56, Navin Nepali wrote:
> Hello,
> In my se800, the following license is configured:
> Software Feature            License Configured
> --------------------------    ------------------
> l2tp all                            YES
> mpls                                YES
> subscriber high-availability        YES
> subscriber active 32000             YES
> subscriber bandwidth 1000           YES
> Total active subscriber license configured 32000
> I have doubt about the subscriber license and the bandwidth. Our Se800 
> is licensed with 32K user with 1M user bandwidth however in current 
> days the active user reaches beyond 32K. Eventhough it reaches beyond 
> 32K active sessions still the users can login. Is there any relation 
> between active user and the subscriber Bandwidth? Beyond 32K active 
> users, how many more session can be eatablished (threshold) ?
> It will be grateful if I can get the answers for my queries. Thanks!
>
>
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