Extreme Platform ONE Networking and ExtremeCloud IQ v25.14.0 Licensing Guide
Catalog row in Vendor License Sources · Cited
- Kind
- Product guide
- Format
- Applies to
- Subscription types (Pilot, CoPilot, Navigator, NAC, Standard Networking Tiers A to D and 3RD), License Entitlement Management, tier priorities, violations, trials and part numbers. Document 9041243-00 Rev AA, "September 2026"; no day is given, so the effective date is left empty.
- Aliases
- XIQ and Platform ONE Licensing Guide
- Evidence
- Subscriptions sit in a pool, not on serial numbers
- Automatic assignment needs enough subscriptions for all devices
- A licence and an entitlement are different things
- Each Pilot subscription covers one device
- Each Navigator subscription covers one device
- A Pilot or Standard Networking subscription can replace Navigator
- CoPilot requires an underlying Pilot or Standard Networking subscription
- CoPilot is sold to existing CoPilot customers only
- Standard Networking includes Pilot features plus Platform ONE and TAC OS support
- Standard Networking ships with a Pilot Twin subscription
- A higher tier substitutes for an unavailable lower tier
- Every unit of a stack needs a subscription of one level
- Unmanaged devices receive no services
- Entitlement shortfalls unmanage the newest devices first
- Expiry reallocates subscriptions, newest devices first
- Expiry warnings are sent at fixed intervals
- Tunnel Concentrators and their access points need Tier A subscriptions
- Each Site Engine instance needs a subscription
- ExtremeCloud IQ Controller needs a per-appliance activation key and per-device subscriptions
- Mixed Pilot and Platform ONE sites have limited features
- Unlocking full features replaces Pilot subscriptions and cannot be reversed
- Subscriptions return to the pool when devices are unmanaged or deleted
- Subscriptions are assigned only when a device first connects
- A Platform ONE application trial can be requested only once
- Legacy Entitlement Keys are no longer sold or supported
- Premier switch features are perpetual or included in a subscription
- NAC quantities are allocated to NAC engines as percentages
- MSPs can cap the number of Pilot licences
- Enterprise Agreement additions take effect at the contract anniversary