Difference between revisions of "Getting and Applying License Files to ASR 1001 Routers"

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The same procedure applies to many more Cisco router series, e.g. the 1900 series routers.

Obtain the license files in the same way as with Nexus Switches (One exception: On the ASR, you get the Serial and UDI No with the command show license udi, the command show license host-id does not exist here.)
Copy the .lic file to a USB thumb drive and insert the drive into the ASR's USB port.
On the ASR, switch to enable and copy the .lic file to the bootflash drive: copy usb1: bootflash:
Apply the license using the following command: license install bootflash:<filename>.lic
Check if the license has been applied correctly using the sho license command

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	* Obtain the license files in the [[Getting and Applying License Files to Nexus 7000 / Nexus 5000 Switches\|same way as with Nexus Switches]] (One exception: On the ASR, you get the Serial and UDI No with the command <code>show license udi</code>, the command <code>show license host-id</code> does not exist here.)		* Obtain the license files in the [[Getting and Applying License Files to Nexus 7000 / Nexus 5000 Switches\|same way as with Nexus Switches]] (One exception: On the ASR, you get the Serial and UDI No with the command <code>show license udi</code>, the command <code>show license host-id</code> does not exist here.)