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lvfranz
I have set up an ASG110 with network protection, web security and wireless protection with 10 user license.

Now I continuisly receive critical alert related to license usage exceeding the 10 users count.
The strange is that I receive alert also when no one are connected and I have also see that some of the ip address listed as active are old and not in use.


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    I have set up an ASG110 with network protection, web security and wireless protection with 10 user license.

    Now I continuisly receive critical alert related to license usage exceeding the 10 users count.
    The strange is that I receive alert also when no one are connected and I have also see that some of the ip address listed as active are old and not in use.


    How many devices are using the network?

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  • 0 in reply to William Warren
    There are two desktop and an hotspot with a couple of users.
  • 0 in reply to lvfranz
    how many IP address are you using, you may be able to perform a term sacrifice and click upgrade protected IP's
  • 0 in reply to lvfranz
    There are two desktop and an hotspot with a couple of users.

    How big is your DHCP range?

    After subtracting the static IP's from your user count, the DHCP range should never have more IP's to hand out then that remainder.
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  • 0 in reply to lvfranz
    There are two desktop and an hotspot with a couple of users.

    How big is your DHCP range?

    After subtracting the static IP's from your user count, the DHCP range should never have more IP's to hand out then that remainder.
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