The name of the EMS or Avaya SBC device.

The management IP address of the device.

The version of Avaya SBC.

The current status of the device.

The options are:

• Registered: For newly added devices.

• Commissioned: For devices that were previously installed and commissioned.

The current version of the device.

An option to select a local upgrade package.

An option to browse and select an upgrade package along with the signature file.

An option to use a local WebLM server.

Virtualized EMSes cannot run on a local WebLM server.

The URL of the WebLM server in one of the following formats:

• For a System Manager WebLM server: https://<SMGR_server_IP> :52233/WebLM/LicenseServer

• For a standalone WebLM server: https://<WEBLM_server_IP> :52233/WebLM/LicenseServer

The value that Avaya SBC uses to determine the number of licenses to:

• Request when usage increases. (Refer to the description of Low Watermark)

• Release when usage decreases. (Refer to the description of High Watermark)

This value cannot be 0.

If the percentage of usage licenses is less than or equal to Low Watermark, Avaya SBC requests number of licenses equal to the value of Fetch Count.

Usage licenses = available licenses/reserved licenses

For example, Avaya SBC has 10 licenses reserved, 8 licenses in use, 20% Low Watermark, and Fetch Count as 5.

Available licenses = Reserved licenses – Licenses in use

That is, Available licenses = 10-8= 2

Percentage of Usage licenses = (available licenses/reserved licenses) * 100

That is, Percentage of Usage licenses = (2/10)*100 = 20%

Now, this percentage is less than or equal to Lower watermark, that is, 20%. Therefore, Avaya SBC requests 5 (Fetch count) more licenses. However, when requesting for more licenses, Avaya SBC ensures that reserved licenses is not more than configured MAX license allocation.

If the percentage of usage licenses is greater than or equal to High Watermark, Avaya SBC releases the number of licenses equal to the value of Fetch Count.

Usage licenses = available licenses/reserved licenses

For example, Avaya SBC has 10 licenses reserved, 2 licenses in use, 80% High Watermark, and Fetch Count as 5.

Available licenses = Reserved licenses – Licenses in use

That is, Available licenses = 10-2= 8

Percentage of Usage licenses = (available licenses/reserved licenses) * 100

That is, Percentage of Usage licenses = (8/10) * 100 = 80%

Now, this percentage is greater than or equal to High Watermark, that is, 80%. Therefore, Avaya SBC releases 5 (Fetch count) licenses. However, when releasing licenses, Avaya SBC also ensures that the number of reserved licenses is not less than the configured MIN license allocation.

Saves the external WebLM server URL.

Refreshes the existing license.

Verifies the existing WebLM license to confirm if it is trusted. If the WebLM license is trusted, a pop window will display the certificate details otherwise you can select the option to trust the WebLM certificate manually.

The key bundle file.

Select the From and To dates for which you want to view the license compliance data.

Select the license for which you want to view the compliance data:

• VIDEO

• TRANSCODING

• CES

• PREMIUM

• AMR

• STANDARD

• ADVANCED

Export the data in an Excel sheet.