InstantForum.NET v4.1.3New Boundary Support Forumhttp://www.nbtnet.newboundary.com/forum/support@newboundary.comMon, 01 Dec 2008 14:32:05 GMT20http://www.nbtnet.newboundary.com/forum/Topic1538-9-1.aspxSometimes the act of updating the database (even if there are no changes to apply) will correct licensing problems, so you may want to try that first.<P>If that doesn't work, expand the domain(s) or Workgroups under Microsoft Windows Network so all of the computers appear. Then right-click on the domain name, and choose "Unmanage Selected." This will remove all the licenses from the computers in that domain. Alternately, you could highlight your domain name under Active Directory, and again right-click and unmanage the computers. Then go to the menu item Network|Enumerate. This will "refresh" the list of computers that can be managed. You can then multi-select the computers you wish to manage and right-click to choose "Manage Selected."Tue, 10 Jul 2007 18:06:27 GMTNew Boundary Supporthttp://www.nbtnet.newboundary.com/forum/Topic1538-9-1.aspxHi,<br><br>Our PPM shows Licensed for 100 machines (100 in use)<br><br>But we don't have 100 servers!<br><br>So my questions are<br>Is there a simple way to see what is using my licenses?<br>Do I just delete old servers to recover the license?<br><br>Thanks<br><br>SteveTue, 10 Jul 2007 07:57:26 GMTslyork