Cisco 877 SSL VPN need license?

Hello, is it possible to have a SSL VPN on the router without additional permit? What are the limits? I read some documents and I didn't understand the answer. I need it to connect to work and here I have access to the internet through a proxy. If you have an example of configuration or suggestion are appreciated.

Thanks in advance

Sandro

Ask as many questions you've got. The license is usually a code that you enter to allow more connections. I couldn't find an example on Cisco, and it's been a while since I had to do, but I'm sure that this is how it works.

Found, it takes an activation key-

1. the customer buys a required product activation key (Pak)

2. product ID (PID) and the serial number (SN) come from the device

3. the PID, SN PAK are concluded at the Cisco Licensing Portal

4. license file is sent to the customer by e-mail

5. the customer installs the licenses on devices to enable additional users

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