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Last night, I moved my Crowd authentication from a server with OpenLDAP/Posix to a different server with ApacheDS. Both LDAP servers have 76 LDAP users, but I didn't intend to allow them all to log into the Atlassian suite. This morning, I found that I was locked out of Crowd because our license only allows for 50 users, and any actions within Crowd redirect me to a license page.
Is there a way to tell Crowd that I don't want to actually allow all 76 users to log in? My staging environment auths against the OpenLDAP setup still, with a 50 person license, and I haven't run into this problem.
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