• Device Networking Subscriptions - My Account License Expiration:

  This panel provides a comprehensive overview of the number of configured devices, such as access points (APs) and switches, along with the number of licenses currently in use. It offers detailed information about all active licenses and those assigned to specific devices. This includes calculating the total number of licenses used and those available for future use.

  For instance, in the preceding figure, there are a total of 10 assigned licenses. Out of these, only 2 licenses are currently in use, which means that 8 licenses are still available. This detailed breakdown helps in effectively managing and planning for future licensing needs by providing clear visibility into the current license usage and availability.

• Device Networking Subscriptions - MSP Customers License Expiration:

  This panel provides a comprehensive overview of the licenses configured for devices such as access points (APs) and switches, along with the number of licenses currently in use. . It displays detailed information about the active licenses, those currently in use, and the balance available for future use.

  For example, in the preceding figure, there are a total of 326 active licenses. Out of these, only 1 license is currently in use, which means that 325 licenses are still available for deployment. Additionally, the panel offers visibility into the next expiration dates of the licenses. Specifically, it shows that 200 licenses will expire by April 22nd, 2025.

  The View Details option provides access, on a per-customer basis, to customer status, service expiry, the numbers of licenses assigned, available, and used, and the numbers of configured devices (APs, switches, Edge devices, and RWGs). This detailed information helps in effective license management by providing a clear picture of current usage, availability, and upcoming expirations, enabling better planning and allocation of resources.

• Device Networking Subscriptions - License Distance Calculator: This tool takes a start date and end date to calculate the quantity of licenses available during that period (Max Licenses tab), and it also takes a start date and quantity to determine the end date for the specified quantity of licenses (Max Period tab).
• Device Networking Active Paid Licenses Chart: The License Distance Calculator panel also provides an option to view a bar chart displaying the number of available licenses projected over the next two years.

The Device Networking Subscriptions sidebar provides a detailed overview of various aspects related to MSP customers and their licenses. It includes the MSP customer name, license status, expiry date, number of assigned licenses, number of active licenses, and the number of licenses configured for devices such as access points (APs), switches, and RWGs.

You can filter the list by searching for specific customer names and license statuses. For trial licenses, the sidebar displays statuses such as TRIAL and MSP ECs in Paid Mode. For paid licenses, the statuses Active and Inactive are shown. This comprehensive information helps in managing and tracking licenses effectively, ensuring that you have a clear understanding of the current licensing situation for each customer.

This feature ensures that you can plan and manage your license usage over time. By providing a clear end date for a given number of licenses, it helps prevent over-allocation and ensures that you have the necessary licenses available when needed. This detailed information aids in strategic planning and effective resource management, allowing you to make informed decisions about your licensing needs.

For instance, in the following example image, the panel shows that 130 devices are currently configured and 146 licenses are in use. You can also track the number of active licenses on a monthly basis by clicking on the bar to display a pop-up box detailing the number of licenses on the first and last day of that month, as well as every other day for which the license quantity changes.. In the example image, the maximum number of active licenses was 525 on January 2, 2025; this number gradually decreases throughout the month due to licenses expiring after that date. The orange line on the graph represents the licenses used as of today, providing a real-time snapshot of current license usage. This detailed visualization helps in understanding license dynamics over time, ensuring better planning and management of resources.