Cisco 1841: Multi-wan capable?

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Have an 1841 router with the following interfaces:

0/0 0/1 AUX

on the right side, believe it's slot 1, there's an add-on interface FE0 (shows up as 000).

Does this allow a multi-WAN configuration? i.e. can I use 0/1 for WAN1 and FE0 as WAN2 out-of-the-box or does this require additional licensing and/or another add-on interface in slot 0?

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