Cisco ACE module missing licence file - no connectivity

Hi,
We have 2 ACE modules that were delivered without any licenses.
There is no IP connectivity whatsoever to these modules and I'm guessing this is due to the fact there are no licenses installed.
Have tried asking Cisco to no avail - and am not sure if there is an actual problem with them or not.
The VLANs are assigned correctly and I can see inbound ICMP echo from the 6509 that its hosted in, but no outbound packets ever leave the ACE. I've applied a mgmt policy to enable ping/telnet/ssh etc.
switch/Admin# sh vlans
Vlans configured on SUP for this module
vlan4  vlan30-31  vlan160  vlan180-195  vlan360  vlan380-395  vlan560  vlan580-
595  vlan760  vlan780-795
switch/Admin# sh ip int bri
Interface       IP-Address      Status                  Protocol
vlan4           10.119.127.196  up                      up
vlan30          10.119.127.241  up                      up
vlan31          10.119.127.245  up                      up
interface vlan 4
  description ACE Mgmt interface for Admin Context
  ip address 10.119.127.196 255.255.255.224
  service-policy input REMOTE_MGMT
  no shutdown
vlan4 is up
  Hardware type is VLAN
  MAC address is 00:1f:ca:7b:6f:33
  Mode : routed
  IP address is 10.119.127.196 netmask is 255.255.255.224
  FT status is non-redundant
  Description:ACE Mgmt interface for Admin Context
  MTU: 1500 bytes
  Last cleared: never
  Alias IP address not set
  Peer IP address not set
  Assigned from the Supervisor, up on Supervisor
  Config download failures : 1
     2980 unicast packets input, 16363862 bytes
     240857 multicast, 3026 broadcast
     0 input errors, 0 unknown, 0 ignored, 0 unicast RPF drops
     0 unicast packets output, 187712 bytes
     0 multicast, 2933 broadcast
     0 output errors, 0 ignored
switch/Admin# sh arp
Context Admin
================================================================================
IP ADDRESS      MAC-ADDRESS        Interface  Type      Encap  NextArp(s) Status
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10.119.127.193  00.00.00.00.00.00  vlan4     GATEWAY    -       * 3 req     dn
10.119.127.196  00.1f.ca.7b.6f.33  vlan4     INTERFACE  LOCAL     _         up
10.119.127.245  00.1f.ca.7b.6f.33  vlan31    INTERFACE  LOCAL     _         up
10.119.127.241  00.1f.ca.7b.6f.33  vlan30    INTERFACE  LOCAL     _         up
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Total arp entries 4
The ARP table for the adjacent switch SVI has a valid MAC upon reboot, but soon after resets to 00.00.00.00.00.00
Problem is that once Cisco eventually send me the license file I have no way of TFTP'ing it to the ACE module.
Any suggestions/advice?

Thanks for the info - so I should at least be able to connect to a license-less ACE at least, but these modules seem to have a problem.
If the modules are reloaded (from the ACE) or reset (from the Supervisor) they initially have the ARP entry (however still cannot communicate to the attached Supervisor via SVI) which eventually resets.
Info as requested:
switch/Admin# sh resource usage
                                                     Allocation
        Resource         Current       Peak        Min        Max       Denied
Context: Admin
  conc-connections              9          9          0          0          0
  mgmt-connections              0          0          0          0          0
  proxy-connections             0          0          0          0          0
  xlates                        0          0          0          0          0
  bandwidth                     0         76          0  125000000  296849008
    throughput                  0         76          0          0  296849008
    mgmt-traffic rate           0          0          0  125000000          0
  connection rate               0          2          0          0         15
  ssl-connections rate          0          0          0          0          0
  mac-miss rate                 0          0          0          0          0
  inspect-conn rate             0          0          0          0          0
  acl-memory                    0       6336          0          0         11
  sticky                        0          0          0          0          0
  regexp                        0          0          0          0          0
  syslog buffer                 0          0          0          0          0
  syslog rate                   0          0          0          0         24
Context: APPLICATION
  conc-connections              0          0    2000000          0          0
  mgmt-connections              0          0      25000          0          0
  proxy-connections             0          0     262144          0          0
  xlates                        0          0     262144          0          0
  bandwidth                     0          0  125000000  125000000          0
    throughput                  0          0  125000000          0          0
    mgmt-traffic rate           0          0          0  125000000          0
  connection rate               0          0     250000          0          0
  ssl-connections rate          0          0        250          0          0
  mac-miss rate                 0          0        500          0          0
  inspect-conn rate             0          0       1500          0          0
  acl-memory                    0          0   19650480          0          0
  sticky                        0          0     419430          0          0
  regexp                        0          0     262144          0          0
  syslog buffer                 0          0    1048576          0          0
  syslog rate                   0          0      25000          0          0
Context: BACK_END
  conc-connections              0          0    2000000          0          0
  mgmt-connections              0          0      25000          0          0
  proxy-connections             0          0     262144          0          0
  xlates                        0          0     262144          0          0
  bandwidth                     0          0  125000000  125000000          0
    throughput                  0          0  125000000          0          0
    mgmt-traffic rate           0          0          0  125000000          0
  connection rate               0          0     250000          0          0
  ssl-connections rate          0          0        250          0          0
  mac-miss rate                 0          0        500          0          0
  inspect-conn rate             0          0       1500          0          0
  acl-memory                    0          0   19650480          0          0
  sticky                        0          0     419430          0          0
  regexp                        0          0     262144          0          0
  syslog buffer                 0          0    1048576          0          0
  syslog rate                   0          0      25000          0          0
Context: FRONT_END
  conc-connections              0          0    2000000          0          0
  mgmt-connections              0          0      25000          0          0
  proxy-connections             0          0     262144          0          0
  xlates                        0          0     262144          0          0
  bandwidth                     0          0  125000000  125000000          0
    throughput                  0          0  125000000          0          0
    mgmt-traffic rate           0          0          0  125000000          0
  connection rate               0          0     250000          0          0
  ssl-connections rate          0          0        250          0          0
  mac-miss rate                 0          0        500          0          0
  inspect-conn rate             0          0       1500          0          0
  acl-memory                    0          0   19650480          0          0
  sticky                        0          0     419430          0          0
  regexp                        0          0     262144          0          0
  syslog buffer                 0          0    1048576          0          0
  syslog rate                   0          0      25000          0          0
Context: TEST_DEV
  conc-connections              0          0    2000000          0          0
  mgmt-connections              0          0      25000          0          0
  proxy-connections             0          0     262144          0          0
  xlates                        0          0     262144          0          0
  bandwidth                     0          0  125000000  125000000          0
    throughput                  0          0  125000000          0          0
    mgmt-traffic rate           0          0          0  125000000          0
  connection rate               0          0     250000          0          0
  ssl-connections rate          0          0        250          0          0
  mac-miss rate                 0          0        500          0          0
  inspect-conn rate             0          0       1500          0          0
  acl-memory                    0          0   19650480          0          0
  sticky                        0          0     419430          0          0
  regexp                        0          0     262144          0          0
  syslog buffer                 0          0    1048576          0          0
  syslog rate                   0          0      25000          0          0
switch/Admin# sh cde health
CDE BRCM INTERFACE
======================
Packets received                                             3357
Packets transmitted                                            12
Broadcom interface CRC error count                              0
BRCM VOQ status                           [empty]      [not full]
BRCM pull status                                        [pulling]
CDE HYPERION INTERFACE
======================
Packets received                                          7668407
Packets transmitted                                        967915
Short packets drop count                                        0
Fifo Full drop count                                            0
Protocol error drop count                                       0
FCS error drop count                                            0
CRC error drop count                                            0
Num times flow control triggered on hyp interface                0
Num self generated multicast packets filtered              967915
HYP IXP0 VOQ status                       [empty]      [not full]
HYP IXP1 VOQ status                       [empty]      [not full]
HYP SLOW VOQ status                       [empty]      [not full]
HYP tx pull status                                      [pulling]
CDE IXP0 INTERFACE
======================
Packets received                                           964680
Packets transmitted                                       6581196
Num bad pkts recvd on fast spi channel0                         0
Num bad pkts recvd on slow spi channel8                         0
Num bad pkts recvd on fast spi channel2                         0
Num bad pkts recvd on slow spi channel4                         0
IXP0 Fast VOQ status                      [empty]      [not full]
IXP0 BRCM VOQ status                      [empty]      [not full]
IXP0 pull status                                        [pulling]
IXP0 spi src status                                     [healthy]
IXP0 spi snk status                                     [healthy]
CDE1 SWITCH1 INTERFACE
======================
Packets received (hyp, ixp0)                                 3241
Packets received (bcm)                                          6
Packets received (daughter card 0)                              0
Packets received (daughter card 1)                              0
Packets Errors received (hyp, ixp0)                             0
Packets Errors received (bcm)                                   0
Packets Errors received (daughter card 0)                       0
Packets Errors received (daughter card 1)                       0
Packets transmitted (ixp1)                                 122653
Packets transmitted (nitrox)                                    0
Packets Errors transmitted (ixp1)                               0
Packets Errors transmitted (nitrox)                             0
CDE2 SWITCH2 INTERFACE
======================
Packets received (ixp1)                                    122653
Packets received (nitrox)                                       0
Packets Errors received (ixp1)                                  0
Packets Errors received (nitrox)                                0
Packets transmitted (hyp, ixp0)                              3241
Packets transmitted (broadcom)                                  6
Packets transmitted (daughter card 0)                           0
Packets transmitted (daughter card 1)                           0
Packets Errors transmitted (ixp1)                               0
Packets Errors transmitted (nitrox)                             0
Packets Errors transmitted (daughter card 0)                    0
Packets Errors transmitted (daughter card 1)                    0
CDE IXP1 INTERFACE
======================
Packets received                                             3247
Packets transmitted                                        122653
Num bad pkts recvd on fast spi channel0                         0
Num bad pkts recvd on slow spi channel8                         0
Num bad pkts recvd on fast spi channel2                         0
Num bad pkts recvd on slow spi channel4                         0
IXP1 Fast VOQ status                      [empty]      [not full]
IXP1 BRCM VOQ status                      [empty]      [not full]
IXP1 pull status                                        [pulling]
IXP1 spi src status                                     [healthy]
IXP1 spi snk status                                     [healthy]
CDE NITROX INTERFACE
======================
Packets received                                                0
Packets transmitted                                             0
Num bad pkts recvd on fast spi channel0                         0
Num bad pkts recvd on slow spi channel8                         0
Num bad pkts recvd on fast spi channel2                         0
Num bad pkts recvd on slow spi channel4                         0
NTX Fast VOQ status                       [empty]      [not full]
NTX BRCM VOQ status                       [empty]      [not full]
NTX pull status                                         [pulling]
NTX spi src status                                      [healthy]
NTX spi snk status                                      [healthy]
== Backplane ==
ITASCA_SYS_CNTL1 0x300  data 0x61f0000
ITASCA_SYS_CNTL2 0x304  data 0x80630000

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    Daniel

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