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Default licensing issue
im trying to setup a distributed NGX test system. My SGateway is unable to load a policy when i attach a license to it. I installed a local lic on my smartserver and on the SG i installed a central lic. Theres only 1 ip (private) attached to both servers. Would i need to call support to change one of the ips??
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You must install central license on SmartCenter and local license on SGate, not vice versa.
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Default Re: licensing issue
No, using central licenses is the correct way to do it. Local licenses are the old method (4.1).

You should have a license for management attached to your SmartCenter Server, and another central license for an enforcement module imported into SmartUpdate, then attached to the remote module.

Just a thought - you do have NGX licenses, right? Not NG?
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