@DrMonkeyzZ, It looks like you deleted your trolling comment, so I'll repost it: "Because he set up a kms? 😂" Not only this, but if you took the time to review his other videos, you would he see that he is consistent in his brand. Something I know first-hand, that MSFT looks at, along with technical skills displayed.
If you install Volume Activation first on your Server, then the service Key Management Service (TCP-In) shows up as an option to install as as Rule via selecting as Programs.
Hi, So the Computers/Servers are being licensed caused of the record on the DNS? I dont need to push any GPO or something like that? There is any interface of how many Computers/Servers is being licensed or how much time its remain licensed?
If they are part of the domain they will pickup the KMS DNS record and activate automatically. Bear in mind these will need to be KMS client editions of said OS’s and have the GVLK key installed otherwise it won’t look for KMS. The slmgr /dlv command will show how many computers are licensed. What was missed in the video is the server won’t activate ANY servers or workstations until the threshold is met.
They’ll stay activated for 180 days from the last time they speak to the KMS server. They check in on a configurable basis (default 7 days) and each time the 180 days is reset so as long as they can continue to speak to the server they’ll remain activated forever.
@@kevinoconnor6570 True I did hear that was just a bit ambiguous as to wither that was to actually start activating or just to start showing stats on the SLMGR command.
Is there a way to see the license info on a old KMS? I used the "slmgr.vbs /dlv all" but the output was too much and there is no scroll option. Tried to pipe it to a file but it just wasn't working
Excellent, just what I needed
Well done! Thank you.
Thanks for watching!
Nice video, brother. You laid it out well. You ever thought about working for Microsoft?
@DrMonkeyzZ, It looks like you deleted your trolling comment, so I'll repost it: "Because he set up a kms? 😂"
Not only this, but if you took the time to review his other videos, you would he see that he is consistent in his brand. Something I know first-hand, that MSFT looks at, along with technical skills displayed.
Excellent video. Many thanks.
If you install Volume Activation first on your Server, then the service Key Management Service (TCP-In) shows up as an option to install as as Rule via selecting as Programs.
How can we add client machines in kms and activate it?
Hi,
So the Computers/Servers are being licensed caused of the record on the DNS?
I dont need to push any GPO or something like that?
There is any interface of how many Computers/Servers is being licensed or how much time its remain licensed?
If they are part of the domain they will pickup the KMS DNS record and activate automatically.
Bear in mind these will need to be KMS client editions of said OS’s and have the GVLK key installed otherwise it won’t look for KMS.
The slmgr /dlv command will show how many computers are licensed.
What was missed in the video is the server won’t activate ANY servers or workstations until the threshold is met.
They’ll stay activated for 180 days from the last time they speak to the KMS server. They check in on a configurable basis (default 7 days) and each time the 180 days is reset so as long as they can continue to speak to the server they’ll remain activated forever.
@@DJ-bk5eq He actually mentions that it takes around 5 servers / 25 workstations for KMS to activate.
@@DJ-bk5eq
Thank you for the answer,
How can i know or from where to get OS that has KMS client edition and what is GVLK key?
@@kevinoconnor6570 True I did hear that was just a bit ambiguous as to wither that was to actually start activating or just to start showing stats on the SLMGR command.
Tôi có câu hỏi, chỗ key bị che là gì?
Tôi có thể lấy từ đâu?
Nếu công ty tôi ko có domain thì kích hoạt như thế nào?
I can't even find “group management policy” on my computer
How do you get the host key??
thank
Is it possible to have a KMS host hosting multiple KMS licenses or is it only one KMS license per KMS host?
کجای این آموزش خوبه خودش برای خودش توضیح میده بدون اینکه موارد رو برای بیننده مشخص کنه و در ضمن سرعت آموزش هم زیاده.
Where was this video 6 months ago? lol
Is there a way to see the license info on a old KMS? I used the "slmgr.vbs /dlv all" but the output was too much and there is no scroll option. Tried to pipe it to a file but it just wasn't working
Try a double pipe
Cscript slmgr.vbs /dlv all >> c:\temp\kms.txt
Something has changed, a single > used to work, must have been an update changed it