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【ACMP】Authorization cannot be Revoke after virtual network device is deleted

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Problem Description

The customer deleted the vAF in use on the ACMP interface, but after waiting for a long time, the vAF Licensing was not Revoke and the new vAF could not be deployed.

Process——

  1. Check from the ACMP platform [Management] – [License Key] – [ACMP Licensing] that the authorization of the virtual vAF is indeed occupied.
  2. Check Operation Logs that the vAF device has been deleted.
  3. Check Revoke Bin and find that the vAF device is still in Revoke Bin

Root cause

In versions prior to 587R1, you can Revoke virtual network devices in the Licensing interface. In versions 587R1 and later, you need to completely delete NFV to Revoke Licensing. That is, you must also clear the Revoke bin before Licensing can be reclaimed by ACMPRevoke

solution

After clearing the virtual network device from the Revoke Bin, wait a few minutes for the vAF Licensing to be recovered normally, then you can redeploy vAF for Licensing operations.

Original Link

https://support.sangfor.com.cn/cases/list?product_id=36&type=1&category_id=19466&isOpen=true