STATE_DISABLED STATE_ENABLED TMOS_MODULE_ASM TMOS_MODULE_SAM TMOS_MODULE_WAM TMOS_MODULE_PSM TMOS_MODULE_WOM TMOS_MODULE_LC TMOS_MODULE_LTM TMOS_MODULE_GTM TMOS_MODULE_UNKNOWN TMOS_MODULE_WOML TMOS_MODULE_APML TMOS_MODULE_EM TMOS_MODULE_VCMP TMOS_MODULE_TMOS TMOS_MODULE_HOST TMOS_MODULE_UI TMOS_MODULE_MONITORS TMOS_MODULE_AVR TMOS_MODULE_PEM TMOS_MODULE_CGNAT TMOS_MODULE_AFM TMOS_MODULE_AM Checks to see whether the device has been licensed.

Checks to see whether the device is running with an evaluation license.

Gets information on when the evaluation license will expire.

Gets the list of registration keys used to license the device. This returns the base key first, then add-on keys. As of v10.0.0, there are new add-on keys that are time limited; with this method you can tell they are there but not when they expire. If that matters, you should use the newer method get_time_limited_module_keys. All of the keys returned are active keys.

Gets the module keys used to license the device, including descriptive information about them. You will get active and inactive keys (and the record has a field describing whether it is active). See also get_time_limited_module_keys.

Gets the time limited module keys used to license the device, including descriptive information about them. You will get active and inactive keys (and the record has a field describing whether it is active).

Gets information indicating whether the given modules are enabled in the license. Caution! This enabled state is what is specified in the license for the modules without regard for whether the module is provisionable or provisioned under this hardware and configuration. See the Provision interface.

Gets information about expiry of the given modules. Caution! The expiry information does not indicate whether a module is provisionable or provisioned. See the Provision interface. Note: This returns the enabled state as well. When getting the module expiry information, we suggest making use of the enabled state returned here rather than getting enabled state separately.

Checks to see if the specified registration keys will pass the CRC validation.

Gets the kernel dossier based on the specified registration keys.

Activates the license for the specified registration keys.

Installs and authorizes the device using the specified stream of license file data.

Installs and authorizes the device using the specified license file somewhere on the device.

Retrieves the active license file.

Retrieves the copyright file.

Retrieves the EULA agreement file.

Gets the version information for this interface.

Checks to see whether the device has been licensed.

Checks to see whether the device is running with an evaluation license.

Gets information on when the evaluation license will expire.

Gets the list of registration keys used to license the device. This returns the base key first, then add-on keys. As of v10.0.0, there are new add-on keys that are time limited; with this method you can tell they are there but not when they expire. If that matters, you should use the newer method get_time_limited_module_keys. All of the keys returned are active keys.

Gets the module keys used to license the device, including descriptive information about them. You will get active and inactive keys (and the record has a field describing whether it is active). See also get_time_limited_module_keys.

Gets the time limited module keys used to license the device, including descriptive information about them. You will get active and inactive keys (and the record has a field describing whether it is active).

Gets information indicating whether the given modules are enabled in the license. Caution! This enabled state is what is specified in the license for the modules without regard for whether the module is provisionable or provisioned under this hardware and configuration. See the Provision interface.

Gets information about expiry of the given modules. Caution! The expiry information does not indicate whether a module is provisionable or provisioned. See the Provision interface. Note: This returns the enabled state as well. When getting the module expiry information, we suggest making use of the enabled state returned here rather than getting enabled state separately.

Checks to see if the specified registration keys will pass the CRC validation.

Gets the kernel dossier based on the specified registration keys.

Activates the license for the specified registration keys.

Installs and authorizes the device using the specified stream of license file data.

Installs and authorizes the device using the specified license file somewhere on the device.

Retrieves the active license file.

Retrieves the copyright file.

Retrieves the EULA agreement file.

Gets the version information for this interface.

The LicenseAdministration interface exposes methods that enable you to authorize the system, either manually or in an automated fashion. This interface allows you to generate license files, install previously generated licenses, and view other licensing characteristics. This interface does not support transactions.