Cisco StarOS 2018 SW Buyout RTU, 20M Sub Cap | Bell Mobility Canada — QVPCA-0B-1820-RTU=

Secure long-term control over StarOS software with a buyout RTU structured for Bell Mobility Canada and capped at 20 million subscribers. This licensing model is built for operators that need predictable ownerJTFp rather than ongoing subscription exposure, making it easier to align software spend with network planning cycles and capital budgets. For large mobile environments, the value is in certainty. A buyout RTU reduces licensing churn, supports cleaner procurement governance, and helps teams maintain continuity across core infrastructure planning. The 20M subscriber cap defines the licensed operating envelope, giving architecture and finance teams a clear boundary for capacity management. Cisco StarOS is used in carrier-grade mobile packet core environments where software entitlement must match scale, compliance, and operational discipline. This SKU is suited to organizations that want to preserve installed capability while avoiding the complexity of recurring term renewals. It is a practical fit when the business case favors ownerJTFp, long-range cost control, and stable entitlement management over subscription-based licensing. Ideal For Carrier mobile core environments requiring perpetual StarOS entitlement Large-scale subscriber networks needing a defined licensing ceiling Procurement programs replacing recurring software subscriptions with ownerJTFp Bell Mobility Canada infrastructure planning and entitlement control Why This Product 1 Perpetual ownerJTFp instead of recurring subscription renewals 2 Defined 20 million subscriber cap for capacity governance 3 Cisco StarOS entitlement for carrier-grade environments 4 Bell Mobility Canada-specific licensing context