Client Connector
Removing a Device if the Number of Devices Limit is Reached
You can only enroll up to 16 devices under one username. If you want to enroll another device but have reached the maximum number of devices, you must remove at least one device from the Zscaler Client Connector Portal. You can also configure the Zscaler Client Connector Portal to automatically remove devices. To learn how to configure the number of devices threshold, see Configuring Automated Device Removal.
You can enroll a removed device again if you have fewer than 16 enrolled devices. If you have fewer than 16 active devices but see an error for exceeding the number of devices limit, contact Zscaler Support.
What Counts as a Device?
In the Zscaler Client Connector Portal, a removed device has a device state of Unregistered or Removed. Devices with a device state of Unregistered or Removed do not count against the number of devices limit. These are displayed in the Zscaler Client Connector Portal for statistical purposes only. Devices with a device state of Removal Pending count against the number of devices limit. To learn more about device states, see Device States for Enrolled Devices.
Removing a Device
To remove users' devices in the Zscaler Client Portal, you can use either of the following methods:
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Soft Remove |
Force Remove |
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The soft removal takes effect when Zscaler Client Connector sends its next keepalive. |
The force removal takes effect immediately. |
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The user does not experience service interruption or authentication errors. |
The user may experience service interruption or authentication errors. |
To learn how to soft remove a device, see Soft Removing a Device from the Zscaler Client Connector Portal.
To learn how to force remove a device, see Force Removing a Device from the Zscaler Client Connector Portal.