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Each monitored call manager or active Network Service Assurance device consumes a node license. NodesĪny SNMP-enabled device that you monitor counts toward your node count. Registered and unregistered phones after that number are not monitored. If you have more registered IP phones than licenses, only the latest registered phones, up to the number licensed, are monitored. Unregistered phones are disconnected and do not count toward your license. Registered phones are connected, take precedence over unregistered phones, and count toward your license. Phones can be registered or unregistered. IP phonesĪny active IP phone connected to your Cisco CallManager or Avaya Communications and Media Server when the network is polled counts toward your IP phone count.

SLA X – Unlimited Network Service Assurance sites, unlimited IP Phones, and 1000 nodesĪny Cisco device that is the source of a Network Service Assurance operation (for example, an ICMP Path operation) counts toward your license.

SLA 50 – 50 Network Service Assurance sites, 3000 IP Phones, and 400 nodes.

SLA 25 – 25 Network Service Assurance sites, 1500 IP Phones, and 200 nodes.

SLA 5 – 5 Network Service Assurance sites, 300 IP Phones, and 40 nodes.The following license types are available:

SolarWinds VNQM has four license tiers and is licensed on the Network Service Assurance site level, the IP Phone level, and the node level.