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Home License IP limitation?

jalil1408
How does UTM calculate the 50 allowed IP (Home License) and what happen if I change the DHCP range?


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    The UTM counts the unique IP addresses (both IPv4 & IPv6) it's seen passing through itself over the past seven days. Changing the DHCP range will have no effect on the IP count unless you are shrinking the DHCP range such that the DHCP Pool IP's plus and static IPs in use are below the 50IP limit.
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    The UTM counts the unique IP addresses (both IPv4 & IPv6) it's seen passing through itself over the past seven days. Changing the DHCP range will have no effect on the IP count unless you are shrinking the DHCP range such that the DHCP Pool IP's plus and static IPs in use are below the 50IP limit.
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    The UTM counts the unique IP addresses (both IPv4 & IPv6) it's seen passing through itself over the past seven days.

    Correction: IPv4: 7 days. IPv6: 1 day (due to IPv6 privacy extensions, I guess).

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