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- Hannes_RappNimbostratus
No, it won't. It enables you to provision and use the ASM (WAF) module.
- Brad_Parker_139Nacreous
It actually depends on your platform. If you are on a platform that doesn't have all of its hardware SSL capabilities licensed out of the box, then yes the ASM license upgrades you to max SSL. That is still going to be hardware capped for the platform.
Viprion and 11050-11000 are the only platforms this is the case for.
- Brad_Parker_139NacreousF5-ADD-BIG-ASM-11000, F5-ADD-VPR-ASM-C4800, F5-ADD-VPR-ASM-C4400, and F5-ADD-VPR-ASM-C2400.
- Brad_ParkerCirrus
It actually depends on your platform. If you are on a platform that doesn't have all of its hardware SSL capabilities licensed out of the box, then yes the ASM license upgrades you to max SSL. That is still going to be hardware capped for the platform.
Viprion and 11050-11000 are the only platforms this is the case for.
- Brad_ParkerCirrusF5-ADD-BIG-ASM-11000, F5-ADD-VPR-ASM-C4800, F5-ADD-VPR-ASM-C4400, and F5-ADD-VPR-ASM-C2400.