You do not have enough Named User Licenses...But I do!

You do not have enough Named User Licenses to make this user a named user. You have 5 Named User Licenses.
On our Test system, I have five named and five concurrent users. I've switched all but two to concurrent, and I cannot switch anyone to Named. I even disabled all the users except two, and I keep getting the error when I try to swith the remaining to Named.
Any ideas?
Thanks!

Joe Parra wrote:
So as an ugly workaroud, we can delete the user and re-create.
This is due to a bug in the product which is currently escalated. The next fixpack released should hopefully fix but I'm noit sure which one it's slated for right now.
Regards,
Tim

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I need to be able to mark certain users as Named instead of Concurrent, but am not able to due to error.
Has anyone seen or experienced this? Any suggestions?
Thanks.

Tim, thanks for your reply - and yes, you're right...
I heard from SAP Support and was notified that this is a known issue with XI3.1 Edge. They say an enhancement request has already been raised with the Product Group - although there is no ETA for when a fix will be released.
The current workaround is to delete the existing concurrent user that you want to be a named user. After deleting the user, then re-add the same user as a named user. This works, but is a cumbersome task if you have a lot of named user licenses!
Additionally, if you want to add a brand-new named user - you still get the same error. So a brand-new user would need to be created as concurrent, deleted, and re-added as named. Convoluted? Yes.
Thanks again for your input.
Angelia

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I've checked your site users and it show each having full administrative permissions.
Unfortunately I'm not sure why this error would prompt otherwise. Please reach our direct chat support to help investigate this further if the error continues.
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