0x24 Product License

A Product License is 16 bytes long. Bytes 0 and 1 are the Key Type and describe the type of license that is being administered. Bytes 2-15 are encrypted data.

Used in:
Product License Download message (0x0079).

ICB Type | 0x02 (Data)
ICB ID | 0x24
Data Length | 0x10
Data[0, 1] | Key Type The key type associates the software key with a particular locked module or hardware upgrade. NOTE: For SS7 User Parts (except SCCP/TCAP) only one key type is required for each instance of a User Part. 0x3031 Enable SS7 TUP on all stacks 0x3032 Enable SS7 ISUP on all stacks 0x3033 Enable SS7 IUP on all stacks 0x3034 Enable SS7 SCCP/TCAP on an active SS7 card 0x3036 Enables ability to configure one or more SS7 Virtual CICs (This key type was for previous releases. For the current release, use key type 0x3037 below.) 0x3037 Enables ability to configure one or more SS7 Virtual Span/Channels 0x3038 Enables ability to configure SIP 0x3039 Enables ability to configure Call Agent with IP Virtual Span/Channels 0x3041 Enables/Disables RFC 2833 (SIP) 0x3042 Enables ability to configure V.52 0x3043 Enables ability to configure ISDN LAPD 0x3044 Enables ability to configure QSIG 0x3045 Resource Points 0x3130 Enable System Software 0x3131 Enable Channels on IP Network Interface Series 2 Card 0x3132 M3UA Software 0x3134 Enable MTP3 to Host 0x3830 Enable n-links on an SS7 card 0x3831 Enable n-spans on a T-ONE card 0x3832 Enable n-spans on an E-ONE card 0x3833 Enable n-spans on a J-ONE card
Data[2–15] | Encrypted Data A 14-byte alphanumeric string containing encrypted data

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