OSS Block of 150 pkt/s Cisco License | Cisco Software, Enterprise — L-ACT-OSS-LOAD
Add measured packet-processing capacity to supported Cisco environments with the OSS Block of 150 pkt/s. This licensing item is designed for teams that need to scale throughput in controlled increments rather than overprovisioning hardware or guessing at future demand. For procurement and infrastructure leaders, that precision matters. A block-based licensing model helps align spend with actual operational requirements, especially in environments where packet rates can vary by site, workload, or service profile. Instead of committing to excess capacity up front, teams can expand in a way that matches deployment needs and budget timing. The value is not just capacity. It is predictability. Cisco licensing is often chosen when organizations want a clear entitlement model tied to a specific platform or service behavior. The OSS Block of 150 pkt/s fits that pattern by giving administrators a defined increment for throughput planning and expansion. For enterprises managing network services at scale, that can mean cleaner forecasting, less waste, and a more disciplined path to growth. Ideal For Expanding licensed throughput in Cisco-managed network services Adding packet-processing capacity for growing site demand Budgeting capacity in smaller increments instead of large jumps Planning entitlement growth for distributed enterprise deployments Why This Product 1 Adds capacity in a defined 150 pkt/s increment 2 Better suited to controlled scaling than broad overprovisioning 3 Supports entitlement-based planning for Cisco environments 4 Useful when throughput growth must track budget and demand
- License Type: Software license
- Pricing Type: One-time
- License Pricing: Capacity block
- License Quantity: 150 pkt/s
- Licensing Program: Cisco
- Software Name: OSS Block of 150 pkt/s
- Software Category: Cloud & Licensing
- Key Feature 1: 150 pkt/s licensed capacity block
- Key Feature 2: Cisco software licensing item
- Key Feature 3: Throughput expansion entitlement
- Key Feature 4: Block-based capacity model
- Key Feature 5: Designed for controlled scaling
- Key Feature 6: Supports packet-rate planning
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