I'm trying to figure out where our 10th Confluence seat is used.
I'm told by Atlassian's documentation that a license is used by a user who has the "can use" permission.
Checking my company's Confluence install Global Permissions, it reports that that confluence-administrators and confluence-editors have the "can use" permission. Checking those groups, I count 9 users accounts as shown below. Additionally, "Unlicensed Access" for our JSD (maybe this is it? Doesn't make sense if it does) and Anonymous Access (which isn't supposed to use a license).
Any thoughts?
Thanks! : )
Did you create a service account during setup of the application?
Application was setup several years ago so unknown. How would I check?
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Note: I am on Confluence Server:
SQL:
SELECT *
FROM [Confluence].[dbo].[cwd_user]
WHERE directory_id=
'98305'
AND
active=
'T'
My results only show the local admin account because everyone else is run from Active Directory:

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That was it. Thank you! : )
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Do you have any other administrators who are not in either of those groups? Admins all take up a seat automatically (and can always log in)
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I doubt it. We're a pretty small company. How would I check this?
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