What happens if the agent limit for a Management Unit is reached?

When the agent limit for a Management Unit is reached, no new agents can be added. This reflects the predetermined capacity of the Management Unit, which is designed to ensure that the system operates efficiently and effectively within its designated parameters. Once the maximum number of agents specified for that unit is reached, the system restricts further additions to maintain operational integrity and performance standards.

Reaching this limit means that the Management Unit has fulfilled its capacity for managing agents, and as a result, any attempts to add more agents would be denied until the limit changes—such as when existing agents are removed or the capacity is adjusted. This approach ensures that resource management remains optimal and prevents the potential for system overload or inefficiencies that could arise from exceeding the designed capacity.