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NaaS License Management - FAQs/Troubleshooting

Device has NaaS license info, but the NaaS Device License mode is “CAPEX”

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Check the NaaS mode value response from Service Manager. (Refer to How to Search Log Messages in Wazuh.)

Cannot apply a configuration to an AP device

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Check the following to determine why you cannot apply a configuration to an AP:

  • Check the NaaS Device Licenses screen to see if the Management Feature License has expired for the AP device.

  • Check the Alerts screen to see if an “Apply configuration to AP Failure” alert was received because the device is in the Degraded state.

Cannot upgrade an AP device

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  • Check the NaaS Device Licenses screen to see if the Management Feature License has expired for the AP device.

  • Check the Alerts screen to see if the upgrade failed because the device is in the Degraded state.

A new NaaS device license is activated for the device, but it does not effect. The device still shows the old NaaS license

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Devices call the License Activation Server (LAS) periodically to get a new license. LAS itself also caches the NaaS license for a period time. Wait for 900 seconds (maybe more, based on the expiry time configuration) to get a new value from the Service Manager.

NaaS Device License mode is “UNKNOWN”

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The first request to the License Activation Server always responds with “UNKNOWN” mode, and Service Manager will call a webhook to update NaaS license in LAS. Wait for the next LAS call home.

The device does not automatically change the mode “NAAS” after call home to NaaS

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Restart wmaagent by executing the cmd /etc/init.d/wmaagent restart

AP device troubleshooting commands

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  • Check License Activation Server (LAS) connection information
    cat /tmp/dhcp_ocloud_info

  • Verify license, response from LAS
    cat /tmp/log/license_client.log

  • View NaaS information
    + AP: ubus call ap_manage getapbasicinfo

How to search log messages in Wazuh

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  • Access the Wazuh page and login with your OmniVista Cirrus account. For example, the Wazuh log server for sqa-eu cluster: https://wazuh-sqa-eu.ovng.dev.myovcloud.com/ If you don’t have permission, please contact your Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise representative.

  • On the left menu, click on Dashboard and select OVNG Log Overview on the right panel.

  • To filer the log for License Actserver, click Add filter and input data:
    Field: kubernetes.namespace
    Operator: is
    Value: ovng-las
    Click Save to filter the log.

  • All logs will be display in section “FileBeat K8s Logs” as shown below:

  • Wazuh also provides a time range tool in the top-right corner that you can use to filter.

  • To find if any keywords exist in the logs, you can add more filters with metadata:
    Field: message
    Operator: is
    Value: your_keyword_here
    For example, to check the device license mode returning from Switch Manager callback with device serial number SSZ194603165, click Add filter and input the following:
    Field: message
    Operator: is
    Value: SSZ194603165

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