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I have ten user licenses in the OnDemand version. The system is erroneously counting disabled users in the license count and thereby is not allowing me to add new active users by disabling others to keep the active count under 10. Everything i read says that this license count included only active (not disabled) users.
I have also looked on line for solutions and found that there is a way to disable license count via Application Access page. Because we are using the on-demand version i do not have access to this page. so that is a dead end.
I should add that this is for Confluence -On Demand.
Also - I made sure the deleted user was not associated to any groups and still got te error. Hours later - the user I tried to add and recieved errors on gets majically added.
See the error page below.
Can someone help me with the error page iam getting?
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You do need to remove them from the users group as well as remove their application access. If you are an administrator in your OnDemand instance (we are OnDemand), you should have access to the Application Access item on the left sidebar when accessing User Administration.
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exactly...additionally you can create a new group (call it what you want) and put the inactive accounts in this one.
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You need to remove the users from any group that lets them log in.
By default, this is the "jira users" group - could you check that group and make sure it has 10 or less users?
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