What happens when Mist subscriptions expire?
What happens when Mist subscriptions expire?
When Mist subscriptions expire, devices retain their configurations but functionalities related to expired subscriptions within the Mist management GUI are not configurable by the user. This means that while the devices will continue to operate normally with their existing configurations, the user will lose the ability to change or manage settings related to the expired subscriptions through the Mist GUI.
https://www.mist.com/documentation/subscriptions-and-activations/ What will happen if subscriptions get expired? Even after the subscription expires (or if you have insufficient subscriptions), devices will remain operational but you shouldn’t make any further configuration changes to your network. Subscriptions need to be renewed.
Shouldn´t that be B? The first 30 days after exoiration nothing happens... When the subscription expires, we give a grace period of 30 days post expiration for renewal. If a renewal does not happen, we can shut off access to the cloud portal so no more config changes can be made and there won’t be visibility for the network or user experience. APs, however, will continue to function with whatever configuration they had prior.
https://www.juniper.net/documentation/us/en/software/mist/mist-management/topics/concept/subscription-status.html#:~:text=Alerts%20appear%20if%20subscriptions%20have,only%20access%20or%20terminate%20access. Alerts appear if subscriptions have not been renewed within a 30-day grace period. After a subscription expires, your network will continue to operate. However, no support is provided for expired subscriptions. After 90 days, Juniper can give read-only access or terminate access.