That is what I thought too. Do I have to put in the KMS client license? If I could just walk down the hall and turn on 10 more machines I would be at 25, but they are waxing the floors so I am stuck. Dan Daniel Zobel Director of Technology Heyworth CUSD#4 309-473-2250 - Direct # 309-473-2822 - Grade School
>>> Joshua Halls <[email protected]> 7/15/2010 12:18 PM >>> The KMS server should register in DNS as a service record so the Win7 machines will contact it. After that it does it automatically, you don't setup a registration key or anything on the machine. You might try manually activating the machine to force it to try KMS. --Josh On Thu, Jul 15, 2010 at 10:32 AM, Daniel Zobel <[email protected]> wrote: I am now more confused than I was yesterday. My KMS server is active and working as far as I know. I found out I had to activate that system so that it would start working. So for those you have a KMS server do you have to do anything to the systems once you have 25 machines? I am looking at my even log on the kms server and I don't see anything with my imaged machines. I can see that the machines that I was making were trying to register, but there is nothing since I have imaged machines. I know that the machines should be talking a whole lot more for a kms server as they are suppose to try to register every 120 secs. if I do a slmgr -dli on the kms server it doesn't show any machines have been talking to it, as it should show unregistered machines too. So I am a little lost. I know the 25 hasn't been hit yet, latter today, but I should see a little bit of activity at least. Any help would be great. Dan Daniel Zobel Director of Technology Heyworth CUSD#4 309-473-2250 - Direct # 309-473-2822 - Grade School _______________________________________________ Tech-geeks mailing list [email protected] http://lists.illinicloud.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/tech-geeks
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