12-09-2020 05:25 AM
Hi:
I have an RV345 router. I purchased the Security-License for this to do Web Filtering.
I was able to purchase the license, load the license and turn on web filtering.
Almost every month, the web filtering is turned off (my users notice that they can not get to web sites we did not want them to get to).
When I get back into the router, (Security, Web Filtering), the Web Filtering is turned off and states that "Using Web Filtering requires sufficient valid licenses. If required, click here to manage licenses".
When I view the License, it has a Registered green check and License Authorization Status green checked.
At the bottom where it lists the license - "Security-License" it has "Updating" under the status.
The router is on the most current release of 1.0.03.20
Is this a bug in the router software?
Thanks
Chuck.
12-12-2020 03:08 AM
Hi there,
Have you registered with the Cisco Smart Licensing and your Smart Account? Please verify you have walked through the following steps:
Regards,
Martin
12-13-2020 11:41 AM
@Martin Aleksandrov wrote:Hi there,
Have you registered with the Cisco Smart Licensing and your Smart Account? Please verify you have walked through the following steps:
Regards,
Martin
Yes, I have the product registered. It is working fine for about 3 to 4 weeks, THEN almost every month, the web filtering is turned off (my users notice that they can not get to web sites we did not want them to get to).
When I get back into the router, (Security, Web Filtering), the Web Filtering is turned off and states that "Using Web Filtering requires sufficient valid licenses. If required, click here to manage licenses".
When I view the License, it has a Registered green check and License Authorization Status green checked.
At the bottom where it lists the license - "Security-License" it has "Updating" under the status.
IF I reboot the router, it completes the "update" and got back to normal (IE: the web filtering is turned back on).
DO I need to reboot the router every 4 weeks?
I am thinking that this is a software bug.
Thanks
Chuck Mason
12-14-2020 01:59 AM
Hello Chuck,
No, definitely you don't have to reboot the router. It might be RV software issue and/or licensing problem as well. Since you have successfully activated the security license I could only advise you to reach out to the STAC tech support centre and open a case. They can collaborate with the Cisco licensing team to further troubleshoot the issue. Contact information is available on the following link:
https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/web/tsd-cisco-small-business-support-center-contacts.html
Regards,
Martin
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