Hi,
i'm wondering the following...
I have 4000 endpoints registered in EMS. I need to free up some licenses. I can exclude some endpoints which actually never use the vpn.
The endpoint receives a 30 day grace period where they can still connect to the vpn. What happens after 30days? They can no longer connect, that's clear. But the endpoint still exists in the EMS environment? Or is it cleared up?
Secondly, with the Forticlient comes the fsso agent (authenticator). What happens when an endpoint is excluded from management? Does the fsso service stop? Immediately, or after 30 days? Of does this just continue to work (as the license for this is basically on the authenticator server)...
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Found out today that when you exclude an endpoint from management, then the fsso agent is disabled (actually the checkmark for the service is not active on the endpoint).
No idea yet about what happens after 30 days with the device entry in ems.
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Found out today that when you exclude an endpoint from management, then the fsso agent is disabled (actually the checkmark for the service is not active on the endpoint).
No idea yet about what happens after 30 days with the device entry in ems.
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