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Thanks for the reply, but in this case I need to limit the usage of devices to only one device per user. Is there any way to accomplish this?<br />
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Best regards,<br />
- HFK
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Thanks for the reply, but in this case I need to limit the usage of devices to only one device per user. Is there any way to accomplish this?

Best regards,
- HFK

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Hello!<br />
<br />
I've sucessfully set up my Cisco ASA 5520 with User Identity.<br />
I use an Active Directory Agent installed on my domaincontroller, but I have one issue that I cannot solve; I need to limit the possibility of an users getting more than one IP-address. Like it is today a user can get up to 8 IP-adresses. <br />
<i>&quot;IP address limits—A user can be associated with at most 8 IP <br />
addresses across all domains-&quot;</i> (From Cisco's documentation).<br />
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Is this even possible?<br />
<br />
Please help!<br />
<br />
<br />
Best regards!<br />
- HFK
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Hello!

I've sucessfully set up my Cisco ASA 5520 with User Identity.
I use an Active Directory Agent installed on my domaincontroller, but I have one issue that I cannot solve; I need to limit the possibility of an users getting more than one IP-address. Like it is today a user can get up to 8 IP-adresses. 
"IP address limits—A user can be associated with at most 8 IP 
addresses across all domains-" (From Cisco's documentation).

Is this even possible?

Please help!


Best regards!
- HFK

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