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Paul Coen
We've got a Microsoft Campus agreement, and I'm getting our KMS set up on a
Windows 2003 R2 Server. Getting it running using our Vista KMS key was no
problem, but I couldn't get any of the server keys listed on our license to
work - all reported back as invalid when I tried to do slmgr /ipk <key>. The
Vista KMS key entered with no issues and activated.
Before I go down the route of calling the authorization center, I wanted to
make sure that this actually ought to work - using the 1.1 KMS for Server
2008 activations on a Windows Server 2003 R2 (+ sp2) system that itself is
using a current, valid VLK.
Windows 2003 R2 Server. Getting it running using our Vista KMS key was no
problem, but I couldn't get any of the server keys listed on our license to
work - all reported back as invalid when I tried to do slmgr /ipk <key>. The
Vista KMS key entered with no issues and activated.
Before I go down the route of calling the authorization center, I wanted to
make sure that this actually ought to work - using the 1.1 KMS for Server
2008 activations on a Windows Server 2003 R2 (+ sp2) system that itself is
using a current, valid VLK.