Your RUCKUS One
subscription information shows the type of license that you purchased, the number of APs and
switches and analytics that your account can support, and details about your license
subscriptions.
Complete the following steps to view your
RUCKUS One subscription.
RUCKUS One now offers
visibility into unactivated purchases. On the Pending Activations tab,
you’ll find a list of unactivated subscriptions grouped by purchase orders received
by RUCKUS. You can select a purchase order group (also known as the SPA Activation Code) and be
redirected to the RUCKUS Support Portal to activate the line items of the Purchase
Order. Additionally, the Pending
Activations tab provides details for each purchase order line item,
including the last date by which users can select the subscription start date. For
more information, refer to the RUCKUS One Subscriptions Licensing
Guide.
From the navigation pane, click Administration > Account Management > Subscriptions.
The Subscriptions page is displayed. SubscriptionsUnder the Subscriptions header, the
following fields are displayed for REC users.
Devices: Indicates the number of devices using the
subscription.
Tier: Indicates the type of RUCKUS One license that your
organization purchased. License type include Essential and
TEMP.
Part
Number: Indicates the part number of device.
Device
Count: Indicates the number of devices.
Starting Date: Indicates the date and time when your
organization purchased the license subscription.
Expiration Date: Indicates the date and time when your
license subscription expires.
Time left: Indicates the length of time, in days, left
before your license subscription expires.
Status: Indicate the status of the license as
active or expired.
If any of your licenses are
about to expire, or have expired, a banner will display at the top of the
screen.
Paid licenses have a 60-day
grace period. Thirty days prior to the subscription expiration, an alarm is
raised, and the administrator receives an email notification on a weekly basis
until the date of the expiration. The text in the license expiration banner
changes depending on the status of the license, the number of days before it
expires, or the numbers of days left in the grace period.
Note: TEMP licenses are valid only
for 60 days; there is no grace period.
Licenses that have expired
but are still within the 60-day grace period are not included in the total
count of licenses. This is indicated in the Subscription
Utilization bar.
Note: After the subscription
expiration, all the ports of the switch except the ports connected to RUCKUS
APs, switches and the uplink port that is being used to connect to the Cloud
get disabled. However the switch remains connected to the Cloud. With the
license renewal, you can restore service on the switch without losing the
configurations.
You
can have multiple license subscriptions.
MSP-EC Subscriptions
From the navigation pane, click
Administration > Account
Management > Subscriptions.
The Subscriptions page is displayed.
Subscriptions for
MSP-EC and Tech PartnersUnder the Subscriptions header, the
following fields are displayed for MSP-EC users and Tech Partners.
Device Networking Paid & Trial Licenses:
Indicates the paid and trial device networking licenses that are
used and available.
Solution
Tokens Paid & Trial Licenses: Indicates the paid
and trial solution tokens that are used and available.
Device
Networking Licenses: Indicates the device networking
licenses available for enabling connectivity features.
AddOn
Solutions Licenses: Indicates the AddOn Solutions
licenses available to extend device functionality.
Starting Date: Indicates the date and
time when your organization purchased the license subscription.
Expiration Date: Indicates the date and
time when your license subscription expires.
Time left: Indicates the length of time,
in days, left before your license subscription expires.
Status: Indicate the status of the license
as active or expired.