Untangle's Deffinition of PC

[Catsrules]

I couldn't find any information of this,
I am thinking about to move up to some paid apps for Untangle, but I am wondering what Untangle's definition of the PC is. I know when I installed Untangle it asked how many PCs I have and it clarified to be anything run windows, linux, mac.
If it is just those OS then I think I am fine with 1-10. But I also have network printers, Gaming consoles, Network tuners, Blu-Ray players, Mobile devices (itouchs iphones). that all access the internet. And I would differently need to go the the 11-50 class if those devices count.

I guess since I am here I was also wondering
What happens when you go over your limit of devices?
Does devices with multiple nic count as two (such as a laptop that has been hardwired with the WIFI is still connected?
I am assuming Virtual PCs count as well?

Thanks

[sky-knight]

A PC is any device that can benefit from Untangle's protective qualities.

Untangle doesn't count printers, but they do count game consoles.

My rule of thumb? Does the thing have a web browser? If it has one, I count it.

Finally, Untangle doesn't have user level enforcement, so you're on your honor there.

A multi-homed device is still only 1 device, so don't worry about two interfaces. This situation is one of the reasons why Untangle doesn't have per user controls... they break things for no good reason. Like a laptop burning two nodes on a Sonicwall because it's connected twice... always pisses me off.

[Catsrules]

Thanks that clears things up.

I guess it is the 11-50 class for me.