What do customers using the ISR 4000 and ISR 1100 series routers need to do to enable the Web User interface?

Question

Options

• Anothing, it is configured by default
• Bpurchase a license and configure an admin account for up to 5 routers
• Ccomplete a configuration process with help from Cisco support
• Dpurchase a license for the browser-based system

• A
  90% (27)
• C
  3% (1)
• D
  7% (2)

Explanation

On Cisco ISR 4000 and ISR 1100 series routers, the Web User Interface (Web UI) is enabled by default out of the box - no additional configuration, licensing, or support engagement is required to access it.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• B is incorrect because no license purchase is needed, and there is no "up to 5 routers" account model for Web UI access.
• C is incorrect because Cisco support involvement is not required - the feature is ready immediately without a configuration process.
• D is incorrect because the Web UI is not a licensed feature on these platforms; it comes included with the IOS XE software image.

Memory tip: Think of the Web UI on ISR 4000/1100 as a "batteries included" feature - Cisco bundles it to lower the barrier to entry for GUI-based management, so there is nothing to buy or set up. If a question asks about additional licenses on ISR platforms, those typically relate to features like DNA Advantage/Essentials software tiers, not the base Web UI.

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