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I had a trial system that I unlinked from my account.
The FQDN has not been released. It's been several hours.
I've also had a NFR licence that was deleted and the FQDN wasn't released.
Which means I'm unable to use either FQDN's for my production system.
No, I can't login and release the FQDN.
Initially because the option wasn't provided (trial system) or because the licence was deleted and I'm no longer to login. In the latter case, if I go to to the FQDN, it tells me
In the former
Really would be nice if they were just deleted when the licences were removed.
The FQDN has not been released. It's been several hours.
I've also had a NFR licence that was deleted and the FQDN wasn't released.
Which means I'm unable to use either FQDN's for my production system.
No, I can't login and release the FQDN.
Initially because the option wasn't provided (trial system) or because the licence was deleted and I'm no longer to login. In the latter case, if I go to to the FQDN, it tells me
FQDN DNS address could not be found. Diagnosing the problem.
DNS_PROBE_POSSIBLE
In the former
FQDN took too long to respond.
Try:
ERR_CONNECTION_TIMED_OU
- Checking the connection
- Checking the proxy and the firewall
Really would be nice if they were just deleted when the licences were removed.