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I have a home with 28 IP capable device in it and 9.2 UTM is reporting that I have 78 and am over...

I have not done any NMAPs from the inside.
I have cleared the counters via cc commands
I have run a angry-ip scan to double check the 28 IP's and its correct...

what can be causing this from counting up to 78 and blocking some IP's?

most all of my devices are DHCP 12 of them and a few static but they really only count up to 28.

Ideas?

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0 JonEtkins over 11 years ago

After tinkering with a new ESX server this week, I find myself exceeding my limit too. However, the reset commands in the thread Bob linked above are no longer working. Specifically, attempts to reset the active_ips array are unsuccessful.

If I try from within CC, I get

astaro:/root # cc

Confd command-line client.  Maintainer: 



Connected to 127.0.0.1:4472, SID = [expunged].

Available modes: MAIN OBJS RAW WIZARD.

Type mode name to switch mode.

Typing 'help' will always give some help.

127.0.0.1 MAIN > licensing

active_ips@

license$

user_limit_exceeded$

127.0.0.1 MAIN licensing > active_ips@

   0 192.168.0.99

   1 192.168.0.234

   2 192.168.0.232

   3 192.168.0.233

   4 192.168.0.223

   5 192.168.0.228

   6 192.168.0.5

   7 192.168.0.9

   8 192.168.0.115

   9 192.168.0.220

  10 192.168.0.4

  11 192.168.0.55

  12 192.168.0.22

  13 192.168.0.221

  14 192.168.0.230

  15 192.168.0.224

  16 192.168.0.102

  17 192.168.0.116

  18 192.168.0.51

  19 192.168.0.231

  20 192.168.0.19

  21 192.168.0.8

  22 192.168.0.227

  23 192.168.101.223

  24 192.168.0.97

  25 192.168.101.220

  26 192.168.0.21

  27 192.168.0.52

  28 192.168.0.53

  29 192.168.0.50

  30 192.168.0.20

  31 192.168.101.253

  32 192.168.101.227

  33 192.168.0.14

  34 192.168.0.3

  35 192.168.101.99

  36 192.168.0.7

  37 192.168.0.226

  38 192.168.0.6

  39 192.168.0.2

  40 192.168.101.101

  41 192.168.0.104

  42 192.168.0.229

  43 192.168.0.13

  44 192.168.0.235

  45 2605:6000:[expunged]::f00f

  46 2605:6000:[expunged]::f003

  47 2605:6000:[expunged]::f00c

  48 2605:6000:[expunged]::f004

  49 2605:6000:[expunged]:50

  50 2605:6000:[expunged]::14

  51 2605:6000:[expunged]::f006

127.0.0.1 MAIN licensing/active_ips (ARRAY) > []

Syntax error, or no such command, node, array, hash or scalar.

and trying from the command line gives

astaro:/root # cc set licensing active_ips []

0

{

          'Nattrs' => [

                        'nodelist'

                      ],

          'attrs' => [],

          'check' => 'input',

          'datatype' => 'ARRAY',

          'fatal' => 1,

          'format' => 'The %_N requires %_d.',

          'msgtype' => 'INCOMPATIBLE_DATA',

          'name' => 'The active IP address list requires a Perl array.',

          'never_hide' => 0,

          'nodelist' => 'licensing->active_ips',

          'value' => '[]'

        }

Apparently something has changed in recent versions (I'm running 9.201-23) - are there any newer instructions for performing this reset, or has it just been locked down these days?

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0 JonEtkins over 11 years ago

astaro:/root # cc

Confd command-line client.  Maintainer: 



Connected to 127.0.0.1:4472, SID = [expunged].

Available modes: MAIN OBJS RAW WIZARD.

Type mode name to switch mode.

Typing 'help' will always give some help.

127.0.0.1 MAIN > licensing

active_ips@

license$

user_limit_exceeded$

127.0.0.1 MAIN licensing > active_ips@

   0 192.168.0.99

   1 192.168.0.234

   2 192.168.0.232

   3 192.168.0.233

   4 192.168.0.223

   5 192.168.0.228

   6 192.168.0.5

   7 192.168.0.9

   8 192.168.0.115

   9 192.168.0.220

  10 192.168.0.4

  11 192.168.0.55

  12 192.168.0.22

  13 192.168.0.221

  14 192.168.0.230

  15 192.168.0.224

  16 192.168.0.102

  17 192.168.0.116

  18 192.168.0.51

  19 192.168.0.231

  20 192.168.0.19

  21 192.168.0.8

  22 192.168.0.227

  23 192.168.101.223

  24 192.168.0.97

  25 192.168.101.220

  26 192.168.0.21

  27 192.168.0.52

  28 192.168.0.53

  29 192.168.0.50

  30 192.168.0.20

  31 192.168.101.253

  32 192.168.101.227

  33 192.168.0.14

  34 192.168.0.3

  35 192.168.101.99

  36 192.168.0.7

  37 192.168.0.226

  38 192.168.0.6

  39 192.168.0.2

  40 192.168.101.101

  41 192.168.0.104

  42 192.168.0.229

  43 192.168.0.13

  44 192.168.0.235

  45 2605:6000:[expunged]::f00f

  46 2605:6000:[expunged]::f003

  47 2605:6000:[expunged]::f00c

  48 2605:6000:[expunged]::f004

  49 2605:6000:[expunged]:50

  50 2605:6000:[expunged]::14

  51 2605:6000:[expunged]::f006

127.0.0.1 MAIN licensing/active_ips (ARRAY) > []

Syntax error, or no such command, node, array, hash or scalar.

and trying from the command line gives

astaro:/root # cc set licensing active_ips []

0

{

          'Nattrs' => [

                        'nodelist'

                      ],

          'attrs' => [],

          'check' => 'input',

          'datatype' => 'ARRAY',

          'fatal' => 1,

          'format' => 'The %_N requires %_d.',

          'msgtype' => 'INCOMPATIBLE_DATA',

          'name' => 'The active IP address list requires a Perl array.',

          'never_hide' => 0,

          'nodelist' => 'licensing->active_ips',

          'value' => '[]'

        }

Apparently something has changed in recent versions (I'm running 9.201-23) - are there any newer instructions for performing this reset, or has it just been locked down these days?

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