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I hope you are keeping well, Aaron. You can still define the multiple FQDNs however in this case you don't have to configure them on any authorization profile. So you just create the aliases on each PSN with its own FQDN. For instance, PSN1 will have...
It could but it depends on how those systems try to connect to the FMC but I think what @Marvin Rhoads mentioned would be the case here, so I would try to engage with TAC and see what they say.
That is a notification from the FMC side to ask the clients to slow down their requests. I think you should look at the clients that would be connected/connecting to that FMC and see if there is any that is sending bulk requests or doing some weird a...