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Title: RE: [FW1] Problem with licenses On a command line,
do a 'fw lichosts' and that will tell you what IP addresses the firewall is
seeing and counting against the license. Keep in mind that if you have a
full class C in DHCP, then all of the addresses that get assigned would be
counted against the license. If you run that command and see external
addresses, make sure you have the name of your external interface in your
$FWDIR/conf/external.if.
One last thing, If
you have printers or other devices, they will also count against your license
(they can send out broadcast messages seen by the
firewall....)
Steve Schuster, CCSE, CCNA -----Original Message-----
From: Philippe Andries [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Thursday, December 07, 2000 9:07 AM To: 'Mike Glassman - Admin' Cc: 'fw-1 listserv' Subject: RE: [FW1] Problem with licenses Mike, Thank you, but I should have stated my question
differently. The file could be a good place to find out. Thanks again Mike, Philippe -----Original Message----- Philippe, This message is simply stating that it has detected more IP
addresses on It doesn't really matter how many it's detected, fact of the
matter is that The way it works is : You get a license for say 25. This means, the firewall will accept 25 IP addresses. If you have 26 IP addresses on your internal net, even if only
25 are Mike > -----Original Message-----
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