When your GSA license runs out

March 27, 2008 in GSA | Comments (3)

In case you’ve wondered, when your Google Search Appliance license runs out, you’ll receive this message in the admin area:

The license has expired. You are in the grace period. The software will stop crawling, indexing, and serving in 14 days. Please contact Google to extend your license.

The GSA will keep working normally for two weeks, giving you a chance to get a new license from Google Enterprise to continue it’s service, or finalise plans for moving away from it if you’re not going to get a new license.

Please note: the Google Mini does not have a license that runs out. Once the warrenty period is over you it’ll keep running as long as the hardware holds up.

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  1. Comment by Itman — April 15, 2008 @ 2:53 pm

    Hi,
    does it cost 30 thousand dollars to renew the license?

  2. Comment by Buzz — July 8, 2008 @ 3:15 pm

    Well the GSA mini license _does_ run out … just not anytime soon

    “License valid until: March 07, 9009″
    “The license will expire in 2556939 days.”

    Just intime for the 9010 Apocalypse, all hail our robot overlords … etc.

  3. Comment by Dave Watts — June 1, 2011 @ 2:42 pm

    @ltman: it costs whatever you paid to purchase the license in the first place, more or less. The Google Search Appliance is licensed, not purchased.

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