Re: Licencing probs

[Andrew Huffer <ahuffer () tellabs com>]

Lee:

Here's some info for you:

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You can get a count of the number of hosts by typing the following:

fw tab -t host_table -s

The entry under # vals corresponds to the number of
hosts it has counted. You can see what IP's are currently being counted
against your license by issuing the following command:

fw lichosts

You will have to reset FireWall-1 in regards to the IP
addresses that it has erroneously logged as internal. Remove the
$FWDIR/database/fwd.h and $FWDIR/database/fwd.hosts
files and restart FireWall-1.

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Hope this helps...

/ahuffer/

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Andrew Huffer                           Systems Security
Andrew.Huffer () tellabs com            Technical Architecture, GIS
p:xxx.xxx.xxxx/f:xxx.xxx.xxxx           Tellabs Operations, Inc.


On Wed, 10 Jan 2001 lea () darklyte freeserve co uk wrote:

> Hi there,
>
>               We have a 50 user version of FW 4.1. We have half a dozen servers
> which this was bought to protect. The servers are on a subnet of our network
> 10.1.7.* with our main network on 10.1.1.*. This has caused FW1 to through
> up an error in the logs that more than 50 internal hosts exsist.
>
> I've since shifted the firewall onto a different network - 192.168.10.* and i'm
> still getting the same problem. I've tried un-installing FW1, but no joy. Even
> when the internal network lead is unplugged and the server is only connected
> to the net....still no joy.
>
> Its like FW1 has a counter, once thats been hit, thats it.....Is there any way
> of resetting this and starting over again ???
>
> Ta,
>               Lee
>
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