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License Issue External Subnet in Scope

Hi,

Last week I imported an Astaro Virtual Appliance in my VMware environment.
I applied my license for personal use that allows me to protect a max. of 50 IP's

Yesterday I got a warning message that I've exceeded my license with 110%

When i look into the license screen I notice that not only my internal lan (10.3.2.0/24 with 8 servers) are in scope of my license, but also adresses in the same subnet of my WAN connection are in scope of my license.

Because my WAN connection has a /25 subnet (with only 2 adresses for me to use) there are more then 50 IP's that astaro puts into scope of my license.

Is this how astaro use to work or is there something wrong with my config ?

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0 Gert Hansen over 14 years ago

Astaro counts ip adresses on all interfaces except the one's with a default gateway. So the question is, does you WAN interface have a default gateway configured?

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0 Gert Hansen over 14 years ago

Astaro counts ip adresses on all interfaces except the one's with a default gateway. So the question is, does you WAN interface have a default gateway configured?

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0 luppie over 14 years ago in reply to Gert Hansen

I have 2 WAN network adapters, 1 with a default gateway and 1 without a gateway.

Just configured the same gateway for the 2nd WAN adapter and enabled uplink balancing. I will see in 7 days if my Active IP's are flushed from the licensing.

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