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UMM Unleashed Licenses

Anonymous
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I recently discovered UMM, which appears to be free and appears to allow me to add a ton of ZoneDirector-managed sites/APs to it.  It seems like a nice way for me to hand over management or monitoring to staff and have all the ZDs in one place with one login. Am I correct that this is a free product?

Next, we do have some Unleashed sites and it seems this IS limited (one AP) without a license.  But all the places I know of that sell other licenses don't seem to know about UMM or sell them.

What's the story with that, and why make ZD free and Unleashed not free?
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Anonymous
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UMM is not free and its only for managing unleashed networks. it will not support ZD controller managed networks.UMM is a new software product which came out few months ago

Anonymous
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I'm finding the opposite - it was listed in the download section, included a license for 9999 APs connected to ZDs, had only a single license for one unleashed AP.  I know that Ruckus offers other software products and this is the only one I know of that can be downloaded, installed and run without a license key being added, that seems odd.

Can you point me to SKUs to purchase licensing on UMM?  I'm not seeing any vendors selling this.Image_ images_messages_5f91c43a135b77e2479cfd12_3f2518400710026aacbfb7e8618fc890_RackMultipart20180518102978cem-43119e49-595a-4e92-8387-d129bba26b91-28586349.png1526669142Image_ images_messages_5f91c43a135b77e2479cfd12_1c5b1ac583f7083b59def5f8d031f60d_RackMultipart201805181219001xv-a1e9ffa5-7100-4aa3-8704-2c997df79fe5-60567453.png1526669172Image_ images_messages_5f91c43a135b77e2479cfd12_f0594342e46bbd4e311278ce51d508c2_RackMultipart2018051814438150w-4733e556-6d2e-4c00-bc01-b9a97284ddc2-1637483639.png1526669197

nat_nat
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Yes, it supports both ZD and Unleashed although it is meant for Unleashed purpose. We support ZD for legacy reasons. Hope this clarifies.

Anonymous
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ok. thanks for the info.