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while "have you turn it off and on again" may be just an IT phrase to get rid off users it sometimes may fix the issue. As we haven't reproduced the issue we'd need logs to analyze and hopefully fix the root cause. I sent you email with detailed instruction to collect logs.
Hi testdummy653, After analyses of the logs that you sent we found that the device cannot communicate with backend because device record in DB is VALID FALSE! Are you using some software for restoring and/or protecting files? Any idea what happened on the Mac between 2018-06-27 21:05:49+02 and 2018-06-27 21:54:17+02. when the issue occured?Reinstall would definitely fix it however if it's caused by some restore of machine etc. then it could appear again. Based on the logs it seems that there are the same device is trying to connect to server with 2 different MAC addresses.
Expanding on what Lukas said - did you use a drive clone software on any of the macs for deployment?
testdummy653 - we have release version 13.10, try to update some of your clients to it. There are some fixes for similar "not connected" issues that were reported by other users. Maybe it will fix it... Let us know, please.