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  Thanks in advance...

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  When you have more devices that licenses, you will receive the error see you and prevented from adding additional devices to your inventory.

  We see it more often when it is light (i.e. not independent) APs are added to a wireless controller. PI will not prevent the new APs to be added, they are managed under their association with the WLC. However, if you try to add a new switch it would prevent you to do until the deficit of licenses has been sent.

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