he maximum unit count granted by this license has been reached

Meshell asked a question.

Would anyone know what this means inside my error log folder?

Have we really hit license capacity via this error log?

2019-03-16T10:08:30-05:00;data-processor;;;;The maximum unit count granted by this license has been reached.

[SnowSoftware.Inventory.DataProcessor.FileProcessingClientLicenseException]

at SnowSoftware.Inventory.DataProcessor.Inv3xDocumentProcessingTask.<ProcessAsync>d__0.MoveNext() in c:\TC\w\455275b58a8217\DataProcessor\DataProcessor\Inventory.DataProcessor\Inv3xDocumentProcessingTask.cs:line 35

--- End of stack trace from previous location where exception was thrown ---

at System.Runtime.ExceptionServices.ExceptionDispatchInfo.Throw()

at System.Runtime.CompilerServices.TaskAwaiter.HandleNonSuccessAndDebuggerNotification(Task task)

at SnowSoftware.Inventory.DataProcessor.FileProcessor.<ProcessFileAsync>d__d.MoveNext() in c:\TC\w\455275b58a8217\DataProcessor\DataProcessor\Process\FileProcessor.cs:line 157

SamuelBaughan
7 years ago
Hi Michelle, Just getting some visuals for you. Here on the SLM Snowboard, you can see the status of your license in the "Alerts" widget, particularly when the message looks like this example: Also, in the Inventory SMACC, you can see the distribution of how many extra computers are reporting over your license limit:
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Portal User
7 years ago
How many SNOW licenses do you have/own? Does anything show up in the SLM console SNOWboard under Alert list widget? If you are close to or ran out of licenses it would show up there as an alert. Also there is an Application on your SNOW License Manager Server called Web Configurator. Open that, second tab is licenses. Should show you current license total license you own there.
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