Juniper Networks
LICS SCALING LIMIT 96K SUBSCRIBERS MX M SERIES
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Juniper Networks S-SA-96K 96K Subscriber Scaling Limit | MX Series
Juniper Networks
MPN: S-SA-96K
$48,211.24$62,612.00
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Key Features
- 96,000-subscriber scaling limit
- MX Series platform support
- Software licensing entitlement
- Capacity planning control
- Carrier-scale subscriber governance
- No hardware footprint
- Set subscriber scale boundaries with a 96,000-subscriber limit
- Support MX Series capacity planning using a defined licensing entitlement
Define a 96,000-subscriber ceiling for MX Series deployments and keep expansion aligned to network design targets. Juniper S-SA-96K is a software licensing item for environments that need a clear scaling limit rather than open-ended growth, helping teams standardize capacity planning across routed access, aggregation, and service-provider edge architectures.
This license is suited to organizations that want predictable subscriber scaling as part of a broader MX Series rollout. It gives architects and procurement teams a precise entitlement to match demand, avoid overbuying, and maintain consistency across sites or service tiers. For teams managing growth in phases, a defined limit can be easier to govern than oversized capacity purchased upfront.
Because this is a licensing component, it fits into existing Juniper operational workflows without adding hardware footprint. It is a practical choice when the requirement is not a new platform, but a controlled entitlement that supports the scale target already designed into the network.
Ideal For
- MX Series subscriber growth planning for service-provider edge deployments
- Capacity control for phased network expansion across multiple sites
- Procurement alignment for subscriber-based licensing budgets
- Operational entitlement management for large routed access environments
Why This Product
- 1Defines a fixed 96,000-subscriber ceiling
- 2Supports MX Series capacity planning
- 3Software-only entitlement with no hardware footprint
- 4Better fit for phased growth than oversized upfront capacity