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What happens if your Observability Self Hosted Subscription expires

What happens when your Observability Self Hosted Subscription expires.

Specifically IPAM, NCM, NTA, NPM, SAM. Can we still query and pull data from the DB, are the historical configs still available?

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NVSteven

Yes, things will work just no upgrades or support. I used an expired environment for data reference while building a new one.

This applies to core components. Add-on license functions will stop like WPM, DPA, and SRM.

Deltona

Functions such as adding nodes, alerting etc. will cease to function after 14 days, then more critical monitoring functionality stops completely after 30 days.

vinay.by

I could be wrong but this is what I heard from SolarWinds, if a subscription based license is expired SolarWinds will stop collecting data from end devices, what that means is it will not poll anymore, new data wont be available, but historical will remain as is on your platform.

Licensing model for SolarWinds Observability Self-Hosted