It's funny, I've been working with ISR G2 routers for quite some time now but I recently found out there's another way of checking its serial number. Aside from the serial number indicated on the carton box and beneath the router, there's a pull-out label found at the back of the router. It's right in the middle of the EHWIC0 and the secondary power supply module.
This is a convenient way of checking out the serial number without having to go to CLI or if there's another device rack mounted beneath it. On older ISR router, the serial number sticker is usually found behind the router and is above the FE0/1 port.
Here's a sample of the flip serial number tag on a Cisco 2911 ISR G2 router.
This is a convenient way of checking out the serial number without having to go to CLI or if there's another device rack mounted beneath it. On older ISR router, the serial number sticker is usually found behind the router and is above the FE0/1 port.
Here's a sample of the flip serial number tag on a Cisco 2911 ISR G2 router.
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