License
The License page shows the state of your subscription, how many devices you’re entitled to monitor, and which features are included in your plan.
Open it from Configure → System Configuration → License.
Installation ID
Section titled “Installation ID”At the top of the page is your Installation ID — a unique identifier for this instance. Click the copy icon next to it if support asks you for it. Underneath, you’ll see when this installation last checked in with GridNMS. Click Check in (top right) to refresh your license status immediately instead of waiting for the next automatic check.
Subscription status
Section titled “Subscription status”A badge shows your current state:
| State | What it means |
|---|---|
| Free Trial | You’re on a time-limited trial. The page shows how many of your trial days remain. |
| Active | You have a paid subscription in good standing. |
| Grace Period | A payment attempt failed. You’re still fully up and running, but you’re on the clock — the page shows how many days remain before service is interrupted. Update your billing details before it runs out. |
| Expired | Your license has lapsed. Monitoring data collection is paused until you renew. |
Below the badge, Device limit shows how many devices you can monitor on your current plan. If you’ve purchased add-on device packs, both the total and the breakdown are shown. Trying to add a device beyond your limit is refused with a clear message telling you your current count and limit — remove a device, or upgrade, to add more.
If your subscription isn’t active, an Upgrade to paid plan button takes you to a secure payment page to add billing details. Once that’s done, you’re brought back here with a confirmation that your license is now active.
Features
Section titled “Features”The Features card lists the add-ons included in your plan, each with a checkmark or an X showing whether it’s included:
| Feature | |
|---|---|
| Cloud Visibility | Extends monitoring into your cloud infrastructure. |
| Advanced Alerting | Extended detection and notification capabilities. |
| Workload Monitoring (Docker/KVM) | Monitoring for Docker and KVM workloads. |
| GPU Monitoring | Monitoring for GPU hardware. |
Below the feature list, a separate row shows your Forwarder Management seats — how many unmanaged log sources (forwarders and raw log senders not tied to a monitored device) your plan allows, or Unlimited. See Forwarder Management for what this covers.
Where to go next
Section titled “Where to go next”- Service Management — live health of the services this installation depends on.
- Forwarder Management — configuring what your Log Forwarders collect, gated by your Forwarder Management seats.
- Detections — where Advanced Alerting shows up day to day.
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