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I get the following Error message when I try to open a CC app on a lab machine. Federated ID's and on shared (lab) machines.
"Sorry, your sign-in doesn't match the IP range of your assigned lab. Please contact you IT Administrator"
The ip address of the lab machine has been listed under Egress IP's for the shared device configuration
Hi,
Setting an egress IP range is always optional, if you have set them you can remove them.
I know this thread is old, but given the current world-wide requirement to work from home, I can only imagine that everyone might run into this very issue as they migrate their services to online and remote for their users and students.
In our case, our institution had deployed an Adobe Cloud Package in-house to all our devices. Once users began taking them home, they began encountering the Egress IP error, despite having federated accounts.
Even if you completely remove Adobe and all its produ
...Hello mlevings1,
Kindly go to the "Go" option at the top side of the screen/desktop, select "Go to Folder" option and enter this location "/Library/Application Support/Adobe" on that box and under Adobe folder search for "OperatingConfigs" folder which you can remove/delete from the machine.
Please let us know if that fixed your issue.
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Ah! I have the same error message (that my Egress IP is not recognised). On my Mac there is no file in the /Library/Application Support/Adobe named 'operatingconfig'. Could this have been renamed to something else in the 2020 version I had installed by the IT department yesterday? Does anyone know what the new 'operatingconfig' file is called, please?
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It does not fix the issue, now I have a trial version, as people have said. What is the answer to this issue?
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I ran into the same issue, after removing the config folder. Now all of my apps are the free trail. How did you fix the issue?
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Did you get an answer to this? I am having the same issue.
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Thank you so much!
I was struggling with this problem for over 6 months and finally solved it. 🙂
I never knew it was this simple... deleting and installing all the apps, again and again, made me so frustrating...
Thank you again.
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Hello, I also had the same issue and did what you advised, and it worked, but then it removed my lisense and changed it to a 7 day trial. Is there a solution to this problem?
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I'm the tech for a middle school (sorry another tech didn't bother to find this forum for some of you!). This worked for a teacher's Mac that had come back from Apple Repair (he was using a loaner during the time - so may have been why he started getting the issue). Thanks to all who suggested to remove that folder! I did not get the trial version after logging out of CC and then logging back in and opening an Acrobat document. However, we have Adobe engineers in our IT Department who would be able to sort that out one way or another. There must be someone in your organization who is in charge of licensing. Good luck!
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Thank you, this helps me a lot. Finally, I can use AI!