Pre Sales Engineer at Atlas Communications Technology
Real User
Top 20
2023-02-24T10:36:20Z
Feb 24, 2023
The licensing is straightforward and not per device. It is a simple bandwidth-based license and the orchestration comes bundled with the solution by default. We can add additional features if we wish; for example, if we want a cloud-based controller, there are certain licenses available. It is quite simple. I understand that it can be deployed on cloud platforms such as AWS, Azure, and GCP.
We are currently renegotiating the offer for the licenses and the license bundle model. The license for an ISP has to be different from the license for an end customer. This is something we are currently renegotiating with Juniper, but, of course, the pricing for the licensing is always an issue when you want to get more customers. Juniper has just introduced a three-tier license model based on just routing, more or less features on top, and the full feature set. Therefore, the prices for the different tiers of licenses differ from each other. For the top license, I'd rate it a three to five out of five. It depends on the amount of discount you got. A customer with 2,000 sites would get more discounts than a customer with three sites. For the limited functionality tier, I'd rate them a bit lower because they limit the functionality we need. So, we don't buy these licenses. For the limited functionality, in my personal opinion, they are a bit expensive.
What is a router? A router is a network device that communicates between the internet and the devices in your office or home which connect to the internet. A router controls all the information going to and from each device and the modem. The router also ensures that the information ends up in the right spot.
A router connects to the modem and then to a device (be it a laptop, printer, smartphone or smart TV) either through an ethernet cable or a wireless signal (Wi-Fi). A router creates...
Juniper Session Smart Router is not significantly cheaper than, for example, Cisco.
The licensing is straightforward and not per device. It is a simple bandwidth-based license and the orchestration comes bundled with the solution by default. We can add additional features if we wish; for example, if we want a cloud-based controller, there are certain licenses available. It is quite simple. I understand that it can be deployed on cloud platforms such as AWS, Azure, and GCP.
We are currently renegotiating the offer for the licenses and the license bundle model. The license for an ISP has to be different from the license for an end customer. This is something we are currently renegotiating with Juniper, but, of course, the pricing for the licensing is always an issue when you want to get more customers. Juniper has just introduced a three-tier license model based on just routing, more or less features on top, and the full feature set. Therefore, the prices for the different tiers of licenses differ from each other. For the top license, I'd rate it a three to five out of five. It depends on the amount of discount you got. A customer with 2,000 sites would get more discounts than a customer with three sites. For the limited functionality tier, I'd rate them a bit lower because they limit the functionality we need. So, we don't buy these licenses. For the limited functionality, in my personal opinion, they are a bit expensive.