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If the same device is also linked to more than one user, this device counts as more than one.
Note: The user must be managed by the primary user. In my case “instalador_sc”
Example:
User manager: “instalador_sc”
Devices: device01; Device02
Device Limit: 3
Managed users:
Client01 (linked – device01 and device02)
Client02 (linked – device01 and device02)
. Total devices associated with user “instalador_sc”: 4
. The user will not be able to create new devices.
. Although the user can no longer create devices he can make new links which further increases the total device limit count
I believe the best solution would be to add user-manager devices to devices created by 'normal' users that are not linked to the user manager.
The total would be analyzed by the field: devices limit
what do you think?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
If the same device is also linked to more than one user, this device counts as more than one.
Note: The user must be managed by the primary user. In my case “instalador_sc”
Example:
User manager: “instalador_sc”
Devices: device01; Device02
Device Limit: 3
Managed users:
Client01 (linked – device01 and device02)
Client02 (linked – device01 and device02)
. Total devices associated with user “instalador_sc”: 4
. The user will not be able to create new devices.
. Although the user can no longer create devices he can make new links which further increases the total device limit count
I believe the best solution would be to add user-manager devices to devices created by 'normal' users that are not linked to the user manager.
The total would be analyzed by the field: devices limit
what do you think?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: