
Depending on the availability of the license and the requested capacity, multiple license states exist in A10 Control.
To view the licenses information:
On the Licenses page, expand a license to open the License Information tab.
The License Information page displays the following license details based on the license type:
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Entitlement Token | The entitlement token is created when you create a new license in GLM. |
| Platform |
The license platform of the main category of licenses. For example, A10 Control, A10 Control ADO, Capacity FlexPool, and Instance FlexPool. This is applicable only for A10 Control license. |
| SKU Description |
The SKU (Stock-Keeping Unit) associated with the license pool or type. It is a sub-category of licenses under platforms. For example, A10 Control SW MBU and TPS.
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| Start Date | The date and time from when the license have been assigned. |
| Name |
The name of the license is specified in GLM. This field is displayed when a license is exported using the GLM or LLM option. |
| State | Status of the license. For more information about the available licenses, see License Validation Status. |
| Expires | The expiry date of the license. |
| License Error | The license error description. |
| Product |
Name of the platform on which A10 Control is running. A10 Control ADO license can be assigned to TPS mitigator. A10 Control license can be assigned to non-TPS example ADC and CGN. |
| Managed Bandwidth |
Bandwidth is in Gbps or Tbps. It can be modified after creating the license if required. Bandwidth is a shared pool of licenses. This field is not applicable for A10 Control ADO license. |
| Managed Devices | Devices that are associated with the license. Most licenses support unlimited devices. |
| Billing Serial Numbers | The billing serial numbers of the license. |
| Export Node Count |
The number of nodes in the A10 Control deployments for which license is exported. This helps GLM to track the number of nodes in user's setup for Redhat licenses. This field is displayed when a license is exported for the LLM option. |
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Node Limit |
The maximum number of nodes that can be added to the A10 Control setup. This field is displayed only for A10 Control and A10 Control ADO licenses. |
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Current Node Count |
The number of nodes deployed in A10 Control. This helps GLM to track the number of nodes in the setup and usage of Redhat licenses. The maximum number of nodes supported is 9. |
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Basic A10 Control (limited upgrade from HC/AG) |
Indicates whether a user has requested for a basic A10 Control license.
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Click Capacity Update to update the capacity. For information, see Organization Scope License Tasks .
This option is applicable only for A10 Control license.

On the Licenses page, expand a license to open the License Information tab. This tab displays one of the following states:
| Status | Description |
|---|---|
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Activated |
If the requested license is available and if you have chosen the right capacity, then the license state is activated. |
| Expiring | If the current license is about to expire, a message to renew the license is displayed one month before the expiry date. |
| Expired |
If the current license is expired and a message to renew the license is displayed. |
| Failed | If there is an error in license activation, the license is not available, or the request capacity does not match the criteria, the license state is failed. |
| Grace-Period | If the license has already expired, 30 days of grace period is added to the license. You must renew the license before the grace period is over. You can associate or add devices, however you cannot update the license capacity in this period. After license renewal, the A10 Control MBU license will be updated in GLM with a new expiry date. The license expiry date is automatically updated in A10 Control. You do not need to add the token and devices again. |
| NOTE: | A warning message is displayed on the License page three months before the expiry date of the license. Also, a warning message is displayed on other pages four weeks before the expiry of the license. |