CME required CUBE license for ISP SIP Trunk

Hi,
We have IP telephony setup with CME 9.1 with 2921 ISRG2 router.
Client would like to take ISP SIP trunk.
Do we require CUBE license for the same.Because I tried in the 2851 router without the CUBE  license and its working fine.
How I can check CUBE license installed my CME.
When I check license in CME I can see that UC K9 and IPBasek9 license are permanent.
Do this enough for the SIP trunk configuration.
Thanks & Regards
Nithin Louis.

Just to add to George answer - CUBE licenses are somekind "honor" based right now which means you can configure everything and it will work but you need license paper for proving that you have adequate number of CUBE licenses for your system.
Maybe in future Cisco will improve this with option that you will need to install license and only then it will work - like many other licensing right now...
BR,
Dragan

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