We have a Internal network and a DMZ network.
The DMZ network uses a public IP range (Class C)
The ASL license manager is counting IP's from that network that ARE NOT in use.
Would a port scan or similar up the license count?
This is a segment from the ASL email showing IP's in use:
203.11.69.32
203.11.69.33
203.11.69.34
203.11.69.35
203.11.69.36
203.11.69.37
203.11.69.38
203.11.69.39
203.11.69.41
203.11.69.42
203.11.69.43
203.11.69.44
203.11.69.45
203.11.69.46
203.11.69.47
203.11.69.48
203.11.69.54
203.11.69.56
203.11.69.57
203.11.69.58
203.11.69.59
203.11.69.60
203.11.69.61
203.11.69.62
203.11.69.63
203.11.69.64
203.11.69.65
203.11.69.66
203.11.69.67
203.11.69.68
203.11.69.69
203.11.69.70
203.11.69.71
203.11.69.72
Is there a way I can stop these being counted? Our old v6 machine was *slightly* over 100IP count.. I installed 7.005 last night and the license count has jumped to 282 IP's in use !!!
We only have around 60-70 devices so this would be amusing except I'm worried IP's will be blocked.
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