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# Installing a Pilot License (SRC CLI)

You install pilot licenses on C Series Controllers from the SRC CLI. Before you install a pilot license, make sure that the Juniper Networks database is running on a C Series Controller.

When you enable the SAE on a C Series Controller, the software verifies that a license is installed.

To install a pilot license:

1. On a C Series Controller on which the Juniper Networks database is configured to have a primary role, use the request sae import-pilot-license command:
   `
   user@host> request sae import-pilot-license file-name file-name <server-address server-address > <name-space name-space > <authentication-dn authentication-dn > <password password >
   `

   where:

   - file-name —Name of the file that contains the SRC license
   - server-address —IP address for the primary directory server. For C Series Controllers, this is the platform that has the Juniper Networks database configured to have a primary role.
   - namespace —Base DN for the directory. In most cases you can use the default <base>.
   - authentication-dn —DN used for directory authentication.
   - password —Password used for directory authentication.
2. Verify that a valid license is available:

       user@host> show sae licenses
       SSC License Key Checker V3.0

       Type of license: Pilot. Status: OK.

       The following valid licenses are found:

       License: cn=83ced779,ou=Licenses,o=Management,o=UMC
       license.val.component = 1
       license.val.customer = mycompany
       license.val.expiry = 2007-02-23
       license.val.nodeid = 83ced779
       license.val.release = 7.*
       license.val.seqnum = 00555
       license.val.type = pilot
       license.val.userSessions = 100

#### Related Topics

- Obtaining an SRC License
- Overview of the SRC License Server
- Types of SRC Licenses

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