- What happens if a Virtual Proxy license expires?

- Virtual Proxy license has expired.

When the base license expires, the appliance stops processing requests, and a license expiration notification message is logged in the Event Log.

In addition, for services set to Intercept:

• In a transparent deployment, if the default policy is set to Allow, the appliance acts as if all services are set to Bypass, passing traffic through without examining it. If default policy is set to Deny, traffic to these services is denied with an exception.
• In an explicit deployment, regardless of the default policy setting, traffic to these services is denied with an exception.
• If the base license expires, you won't be able to use the appliance so VPM won't come into play.

Exceptions Due to Base License Expiration:

In some cases, the following exceptions occur when the base license expires:

• HTTP (Web browsers) - An HTML page is displayed stating the license has expired.
• An exception page appears when an HTTPS connection is attempted, but only if the appliance is deployed explicitly or in the case of transparent
• FTP clients - If the FTP client supports it, a message is displayed stating the license has expired.
• Streaming media clients - If the Windows Media Player, RealPlayer, or QuickTime player version supports it, a message is displayed stating the license has expired.
• Unified Agent/ProxyClient - After the license has expired, remote clients cannot connect to the Internet or ADN network. (Unified Agents do not support the ADN network.)
• You can still perform configuration tasks through the CLI, SSH console, serial console, or Telnet connection. Although a component is disabled, feature configurations are not altered. Also, policy restrictions remain independent of component availability.

Contact Customer Care or Sales Rep to renew license