02-15-2021 01:39 PM
I have an issue where a customer bought a router, about 2 years ago, used and bundled with some licenses. If this router is upgraded to IOS 16.12.x the traditional PAK permanent licenses goes away and instead smart licensing is enabled. I know that anything after IOS 16.10 uses smart license but what happens to a router that was bought used with licensing? Can this somehow converted to smart licensing? Or does Cisco not accept this? I never ran into this before and usually the customer has the login associated with the PAK/license which can be converted. What are my options here?
I know if you have a login with access to the PAKs via the Cisco license website it can be converted to smart license but what happens when you don’t have a register user but your router does have the PAKS/license installed.
Looking for some direction on this.
Paul
02-15-2021 03:14 PM
You can convert PAK to a smart License for the new version of code 16.12.X mandatory smart License.
(if you have do not have an account, worth contact licese@cisco.com - can help you) - your Router work as expected with RTU License.
here is the video :
02-15-2021 10:09 PM
Hi,
Yes, it is possible and BB already shared all details.
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