Re: Where are my TS Device CALs going?

WBT would be Windows Based Terminals. WI does look like a web interface name, maybe a contractor or consultant came in that way. The 192's could be linux devices or something without a registry. As for the rest i would guess home users. there really isn't much else you can do to identify them except maybe if your auditing logons you could track down that way.

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Daniel Segel wrote:
We have 140 Per-Device CALs installed on our licensing server. At this point they have all been issued, but the TS Licensing Manager doesn't tell me who/what device each Device CAL has been issued to other than giving a simple name. The problem is that there are seemingly many licenses issued to devices I can't identify and there are several cases where there are multiple licenses issued to the same device (by name).

For example, I have licenses issued to:

jsmith
jsmith
jsmith
default
dafault
LH-UAGS5F2WL7GZ
192.168.0.13
192.168.1.2
WBT00806439040D
WBT0080643905C8
WI_JyeXK7iFyI9b1t

Note that we do not use any 192.168.x.x IPs anywhere on our network, and all systems here have real (identifiable) names. I suspect the 192.168.x.x devices are coming in via our Juniper SSL VPN box (because I've seen similar IPs there before), but there aren't enough to account for all users who come in that way. The WI_Jxxxx device looks like a Citrix Web Interface generated ID, but I'm not sure why there would be any of those at this point (we're not running Citrix WI at this time).

Is there any way to get further information on what device these CALs have been issued to?

Thanks,

Daniel
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