Beginning with R10.2.1.1, if the Communication Manager license is not renewed before expiration, the Communication Manager functions in a 30-day grace period. If the license is not renewed even after the 30-day grace period, the main Communication Manager server blocks call processing, including emergency calls, and system administrations activities.
Note:
License expiration alarm generated prior to 90 days and 60 days are applicable only for Main Communication Manager server and not for ESS and LSP.
Beginning with R10.2.1.1, the Communication Manager generates alarms for license expiration, one alarm 90 days prior to the license expiration and another alarm 60 days prior to the license expiration.
90 days prior to the Communication Manager license expiration, system generates the following alarm:
The Communication Manager license expires in 90 days. Contact Your Service Representative at the earliest to renew the license before the expiration date to avoid service disruption and daily late fee penalties.
60 days prior to the Communication Manager license expiration, system generates the following alarm:
The Communication Manager license expires in 60 days. Contact Your Service Representative at the earliest to renew the license before the expiration date. Failure to renew will result in the inability to make or receive phone calls in 90 days and incur daily late fees starting in 60 days.
If the Communication Manager license is renewed before expiry, the Communication Manager functions normally.
If the Communication Manager license is not renewed before expiry, the Communication Manager functions in a 30-day grace period mode. After 30-day grace period, the Communication Manager blocks the call processing, including emergency calls, and system administration activities.
