This usually points to the same device presenting itself twice on the network, not two different devices. It can happen if a machine has both wired and wireless interfaces active at the same time with the same IP. Virtual machines or containers can also cause this if they bridge through the same MAC. Another possibility is a DHCP issue where the device briefly re-registers and the appliance thinks it is a conflict. Since the MAC is identical, it is likely a logging or detection glitch rather than a true conflict. I would check for dual network connections on that device and reboot it first. If it keeps happening, review your DHCP leases and see if that IP is being renewed repeatedly. ... View more

A couple of comments on this. If licenses expire they cannot be moved. So you cannot move them around between Orgs forever. Second, moving licenses from an Org can impact the co-term date. You're essentially removing license value and therefore it can/will draw the co-term date down/backwards. ... View more

Thanks for the link. So the short answer is no. We can't punch a small hole to allow one website from a blocked country, we have to open the door wide open. It would be nice if the MX worked like the MR devices that determine if a site is whitelisted on Layer 3 it bypasses Layer 7 rules. ... View more