amigan_99
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What to do with Cisco Unified Border Element Enterprise Licenses?
Along with our Cisco 4331 ISR I received a few white cardboard envelopes marked
Unified Border Element Enterprise License - 5 sessions. When I look at the
paper inside I don't see a serial number or something that I would register.
Am I missing something? Is this just kind of honor system as to how
many calls should pass at once through the ISR? See the attached
pic. I want to obviously avoid having the ISR fail during a period
of high SIP voice traffic.
IMG_1805.JPG
Unified Border Element Enterprise License - 5 sessions. When I look at the
paper inside I don't see a serial number or something that I would register.
Am I missing something? Is this just kind of honor system as to how
many calls should pass at once through the ISR? See the attached
pic. I want to obviously avoid having the ISR fail during a period
of high SIP voice traffic.
IMG_1805.JPG
Check with your reseller. The actual license file may need to be emailed or downloaded. The CD and paperwork may for proof of purchase or a requirement that Cisco distribute the warranty info because it contains safety info.
ASKER
Is there a way to view on the router how many SIP sessions/call legs can be processed at a time ?
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OK Thank you.