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/config/license/JUNOS221642.lic:1:(0) JUNOS221642: license not valid for this product
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I pasted this in twice, I have no idea how the smiley got in the line, it must just be a coincidence of characters.
/config/license/JUNOS221642.lic:1:(0) JUNOS221642: license not valid for this product
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This 'licensing error' message pops up everytime I change the configuration
and it seems to be a permanent part of my configuration under the T1-2/0/0 interface hierarchy.
Could I use the 'load replace monitor relative' command and just take out that messsage under the interface configuration?
I have been finding that it seems the licensing error message does not make any difference in the functionality of my learning configurations. I came across a Juniper document concerning SRX issue that said just delete the license and the error message will stop popping up when configuration changes are made.
1.) Does this apply to the J-series as well, and
2.) how would I delete the license?
I tried making a backup directory under /config called /license2 and moving the license file that was in /config/license to this backup directory. Rebooting made it so the t1 PIM was not even seen at all. I put the file back and the PIM appeared again.
Obviously this is not the way to delete the license.
Obviously, I do not want to learn how to circumvent licensing in a production environment. This is only in my own lab. The SRX technical document did add to contact Juniper and get the correct license. But this is not an option as I could not afford to buy a license for only my own studying. As I have said in other posts, I have already spent all my money and stretched my credit past the precarious level just getting the hardware so that I could study. And I still have to come up with the money for the test!
How serious is this? Should I send my router back?
robinhood