Use the CLI commands in this topic to remove licenses.
Prerequisites
Admin or Operator access
To remove licenses:
Go to CLI configuration mode:
hostname > enable hostname # configure terminal
List the installed licenses:
hostname (config) # show licenses License 1: LK2-FIREEYE_APPLIANCE-<license details> Feature: FIREEYE_APPLIANCE Description: FireEye Appliance Type Valid: yes Start date: 2016/12/01 (ok) Tied to appl ID: 8699351EB1D5 (ok) Product: HX (ok) Type: PROD (ok) Tied to model: FireEyeHXVM (ok) Agreement: EULA (ok) Appliance role: master Active: yes License 2: LK2-MD_ACCESS-<license details> Feature: MD_ACCESS Description: Managed Defense VPN Access Valid: yes Start date: 2016/12/01 (ok) End date: 2017/12/01 (ok) Tied to appl ID: 8699351EB1D5 (ok) Active: yes License 3: LK2-CONTENT_UPDATES-<license details> Feature: CONTENT_UPDATES Description: Content updates Valid: yes Start date: 2016/12/01 (ok) End date: 2017/12/01 (ok) Tied to appl ID: 8699351EB1D5 (ok) Sharing: all (ok) Active: yes License 4: LK2-FIREEYE_SUPPORT-<license details> Feature: FIREEYE_SUPPORT Description: FireEye support Valid: yes Start date: 2016/12/01 (ok) End date: 2017/12/01 (ok) Tied to appl ID: 8699351EB1D5 (ok) Sharing: all (ok) Active: yesSpecify the license ID to remove an individual license. For example,
4is the license ID for the Support license shown in the previous example.hostname (config) # license delete 4Save your changes.
hostname (config) # write memory
Note
The show licenses command output in this procedure shows the basic licenses installed on a Network Security appliance. The output is similar for Endpoint Security (HX) appliances.