Overview of Universal Migrator Capacity Based (UMC) license
Before you can use Universal Migrator, the Universal Migrator Capacity (UMC) license must be installed. If you do not have a license key, contact customer support.
The Universal Migrator Capacity license:
- Is based on total capacity in TBs for all virtualized file systems across the cluster.
- Is fixed at the discovery phase of each association.
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Periodically checks the total licensed capacity against the recorded size of all the virtualized associations. Once the initial virtualization of associations has completed, the only reason for a change in the actual licensable capacity would be:
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The addition of new associations (increase).
- The removal of existing associations (decrease).
- The conversion of a virtualized association to a migration association (decrease).
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Universal Migrator Capacity License considerations
- License capacity is based on total capacity in TBs for all virtualized file systems across the cluster.
- For license purposes the capacity of each association is fixed at the discovery phase.
- If the limit is reached or exceeded, warning messages will be generated periodically and further associations will be blocked.
- The following command lists each virtualization path along with the number of bytes that path has virtualized. The paths are grouped by file system. Virtualization paths that are in migration mode will report a virtualization usage of 0.
- virtualization-license-report
Universal Migrator Capacity event notification
You will receive an event notification when virtualization exceeds the following thresholds:
- 9220 is an informational event notification when virtualization exceeds 80 percent of the license allowance.
- 9221 is a warning event notification when virtualization exceeds 95 percent of the license allowance.
- 9222 is a severe event notification when virtualization exceeds 100 percent of the license allowance.