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KB-10139: Remove server as a source for decommissioned Licensing Service

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12 April,18 at 11:32 PM

Question:

After removing the licensing service from the server, the server still appears in the list as a source on the new licensing service. How can we remove the old server as a source? 


Answer:

This is caused because the server's AD object contains remaining licensing service containers. 

How to remove:
  1. Open ADSI Edit
  2. Navigate to the Server's AD Location.
  3. Remove the containers starting with "Centrify-Licenses"
  4. Restart current Centrify Licensing Service and inspect the old server is no longer in the source list.  
 
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