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Sanako licensing error in the middle of an exam?
What NOW? I decided to not update from 22 to 24 licenses last night to avoid running into issues like that with pending exams. Can this be a mere temporary network error? How can I assure students can submit their Sanako homework activity?UPDATE: The problem went away as mysteriously as it had cropped up, even before a restart of the teacher computer or Sanako services running on that computer (I did restart Sanako Teacher, though). However, during the outage, other network sites could be pinged from the teacher computer. Licensing server issue then?
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