Firewall license node exceeded

LogicalRead Blog. Read the Blog. Articles, code, and a community of database experts. Toggle SideBar. Success Center. Select your Preferred Language from the below list. License count exceeded error in Patch Manager This article addresses an issue that generates a license count exceeded error message when you launch the Patch Manager console. Publishing Information First Published Date. Last Published Date. Information Title. License count exceeded error in Patch Manager. When you launch Patch manager console a warning or error message displays stating that the license count or number of purchased nodes have exceeded.

Environment Select the products and versions this article pertains too. Patch Manager 2. Patch Manager is connected to nonexistent or unmanaged computers. Patch Manager calculates the license count based on all machines currently in the domain and the Task History. Delete all computers from the Managed Computers. In the navigation pane, expand Enterprise and select Managed Computers. Click Delete Managed Computer in the Actions pane. Edit your scheduled tasks to filter for computers using the Only include computers that have a reported time option.

In the navigation pane, expand Administration and Reporting and select Scheduled Tasks. In the center pane, select the task you want to edit. In the Actions pane, click Properties. In the Task Options Wizard window, click Select computers using rules. To save the new computer selection rule for future use, enter a name for the rule in the Select an existing computer selection rule menu.

Under Computer Filter, select and configure the Only include computers that have a reported time option, and click OK. Specify whether you want to save the rule settings using the name you defined in Step 2e. If you clicked Yes on the previous dialog box, click Yes again to confirm your selection, and then click OK. In the Computer Selection dialog box, click OK.

In the Task Options Wizard window, click Next twice. Click Finish. Delete items in the Task History that include unnecessary computers.

In the navigation pane, expand Administration and Reporting and select Task History. If you have a filter set for your Task History view, clear the filter to ensure all tasks will display. In the center pane, select the task s to delete.

In the Actions pane, click Delete Task. Confirm your selection on the Confirmation window, and click Yes. If the above steps still does not resolve the issue noted in 1 case with customer running In some other cases, this procedure may not resolve the problem because you are running an inventory for domain s that are no longer in use.

Take a note of the domain s. Site Search User. UTM Firewall. Thread Info. RSS More Cancel. This discussion has been locked. I have a home with 28 IP capable device in it and 9. 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 Up 0 Down Cancel.

I have two ISP interfaces could it be double counting?.. The full output from those commands may give clues as to why there is a discrepancy between your count and the UTM's count. If you are not comfortable pasting the output publicly then you can send it to me via PM or email click on my username to the left for options for review.

What is the full version number of 9.