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1. #2012 KMS SERVER REMAINING ACTIVATION COUNT NOT AVAILABLE ACTIVATION KEY#
2. #2012 KMS SERVER REMAINING ACTIVATION COUNT NOT AVAILABLE INSTALL#
3. #2012 KMS SERVER REMAINING ACTIVATION COUNT NOT AVAILABLE FOR WINDOWS 10#

#2012 KMS SERVER REMAINING ACTIVATION COUNT NOT AVAILABLE FOR WINDOWS 10#

Workarounds for adding CSVLKs for Windows 10 activation to VAMT 3.1 Another known issue is that when you try to add a Windows 10 Key Management Service (KMS) Host key (CSVLK) or a Windows Server 2012 R2 for Windows 10 CSVLK into VAMT 3.1 (version 0.

#2012 KMS SERVER REMAINING ACTIVATION COUNT NOT AVAILABLE ACTIVATION KEY#

I have checked the event log on the client machines and it says 'The client has processed an activation response from the key management service machine' and 'The client has sent an activation request to the key management service machine'. The remaining activation count can only be retrieved for Multiple Activation Key (MAKs). The KMS section of Event viewer shows no activity since 4/1 when some clients renewed activation. I have set up a KMS server but I have noticed my clients are not activating. Link for reference-ĮDIT-Something to note- that error is in relation to VAMT when I try activating through that. Event viewer on the clients show that they are trying to connect to the correct server, and the server shows an error identical to another post I've seen on here. I've checked and we are now on the new product key, but I'm not getting communication between the Win 10 clients and the server. This ensures that once administrators can activate a KMS client, they will be able to issue a rearm. If you run out of rearms, activating by using a KMS host lets you rearm once. That's what initially started the KMS issues. With Windows and Office products utilizing KMS activation, the available rearm count will increment from 0 to 1 on a successful activation against a KMS host server. Note that in environments that contain only Windows Server KMS clients, the maximum count on the KMS host will be 10 10. I rebuilt my pool using sysprep and set sysprep to use the client KMS key. I didn't use the Windows 7 Key because everyone said 2008R2 KMS can activate Windows 7. KMS manages activations, not license counts. I setup my KMS server using a Server 2008R2 KMS key from the volume licensing center and activation was successfull.

#2012 KMS SERVER REMAINING ACTIVATION COUNT NOT AVAILABLE INSTALL#

VAMT will now install the product key on the server. The current count is sitting at 0.Īlso, something to note is that I had to change the product key since our volume license had updated. Now a company has to just buy a KMS server The best way is to set up a KMS server. nslookup now sees the SRV record, and it is pointing to the correct KMS server, but I'm not getting any increase in the count when I run /dlv on the KMS server. UPDATE: I now cannot activate clients even after manually pointing to the KMS server with the /skms command.