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Guide to KMS Activating and TroubleShoot Vista Business and Enterprise

Guide to Activating and troubleshoot Windows Vista Business and Vista Enterprise by KMS server was writed by generalnewbie in our forum.
windows - comments - 14.1.2007

KMS Crack Method to Activate Windows Vista Business or Enterprise Edition

If you intend to activate Windows Vista against a KMS server (Enterprise or Business edition only), but having a hard time to find a working KMS (Key Management Service) server that is public available on the Internet, it’s possible to install and set up a spoofed KMS host. This tutorial is a complete guide to properly activate your Windows Vista with your own local KMS server with pre-built and pre-installed activated Windows Vista KMS as VMWare virtual appliance image, without the need to install a KMS yourself.
download - comments - 13.12.2006

KMS method to activate your Vista

cnewton report this how to. Have you guys tried this. Does it actually work?
windows - comments - 4.12.2006

Vista KMS activation server

This new KMS server, kms.vbs.net.cn (or vbs.net.cn), claims to operate 24 hours.
windows - comments - 9.12.2006

Common Errors and Problems when Activating Windows Vista with KMS Server

Windows Vista Business edition and Windows Vista Enterprise edition can be activated by using a corporate KMS (Key Management Service) server, without contact or communicate with Microsoft.
windows - comments - 14.12.2006

Illegal KMS server appears on the Internet

The business launch of Windows Vista is only a few days behind us and already the attempts to pirate Windows Vista are underway.
microsoft - comments - 4.12.2006

Vista: Victim of Enterprise Malaise

Windows Vista probably deserves a break, but it won't be getting one from enterprises.
windows - comments - 17.7.2008

Want the Enterprise Version of Microsoft Windows Vista?

If so, you'll have to sign up for the Microsoft Software Assurance licensing program.
Businesses that want the Enterprise Edition of Microsoft's forthcoming Windows Vista operating system will have to sign up for its Software Assurance licensing program, the company announced today.
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Download Free Windows Vista Enterprise

Microsoft is offering Windows Vista Enterprise as a free download in combination with the Office 2007 Professional System.
download - comments - 7.11.2007

Free Windows Vista Enterprise - VHD

Following the availability of Windows Vista in 2007, Microsoft started allowing users to access free copies of the operating system via the Download Center.
download - comments - 23.3.2009

Windows Vista Enterprise Edition appears on Select

Microsoft appears to have published Office 2007 and Vista keys to Select licenced customers.
windows - comments - 2.11.2006

Windows Vista Enterprise Edition, Build 5808 screenshots

AeroXP got their hands on Windows Vista build 5808 from the RTM branch. Other sources tell me yesterday's build was: 5840.
windows - comments - 22.10.2006

41 Windows Vista Enterprise CTP Build 5308 Screenshots


The new build 5308 of Windows Vista and Windows Longhorn Server, both x86 and x64 versions, has been made available to Customer Technical Preview Beta Testers.

The new flagship Microsoft Operating System is now feature-complete and is nearing the end of the Beta 2 process.
windows - comments - 24.2.2006

Microsoft released Windows Vista Enterprise (February CTP) Feature complete!

Brad Goldberg, General Manager of Windows Client Product Management has announced the availability of the enterprise CTP today.

Vista will include new deployment and imaging technologies driving deployment costs down and patching reboots down. Vista is now officially feature complete and we will see a combination of Beta 2 with a CTP in 2Q 2006. General availability targetted for 2nd Half 2006 - exact date depends on quality.
windows - comments - 22.2.2006

Microsoft Office 2010 Volume License Product Key (VLK) Requires KMS or MAK for Activation

Volume licensing customers for Microsoft Office 2010 suites and applications who install volume editions of Office client software will require activation, even with a volume license key (VLK).
microsoft - comments - 26.8.2009

Windows 7 Enterprise Asks Too Much

Microsoft is like an old dog that even when beaten won't stop peeing on the rug.
windows - comments - 12.2.2009

How to choose Enterprise Based Storage?

Each company produce today a large amount of data that need to be available 24/7, and in case of disaster should be restore in a short time.
common - comments - 2.4.2006

Microsoft Promoting Windows 7 for the Enterprise

Microsoft on Wednesday explained how the needs of enterprise users were considered in the early design stages of its new Windows 7 operating system. A blog post by Gavriella Schuster, senior director of Windows product management, described Microsoft's "behind the scenes" rationales.
windows - comments - 9.3.2009

New Microsoft products for enterprise and small business

Microsoft touted two product rollouts on Monday, one a service pack aimed at attracting large corporate customers with remote offices; the other a licensing and services promotion for small businesses.
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Ballmer: Enterprise Tools Market Ours For the Taking

It's not often that Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer talks development tools. But Ballmer is all fired up about the pending Visual Studio Team System and future potential enterprise tool revenues.
microsoft - comments - 20.11.2005

Windows Key Enterprise v7.9.2141

Thanks to FireStorm for this download. Windows Key is a program to reset Windows security if Administrator password, secure boot password or key disk is lost.
download - comments - 24.4.2007

Windows 7 Enterprise 90 day trial available

Microsoft has made Windows 7 Enterprise available for free download with an evaluation period of 90 days for IT Professionals responsible for desktop administration and deployment.
download - comments - 2.9.2009

MS Office 2007 Enterprise Preactivated Download

No serial nor activation required. Just install and go. The 2007 Microsoft Office system (also called Microsoft Office 2007) is the most recent version of Microsoft's productivity suite. Thanks to Yordan for this download.
download - comments - 1.7.2007

Microsoft to Mac enterprise bloggers: How much to sell out Apple?

Vista is much better than Mac OS X, right? For the enterprise. And how much will it take to get you to write up that thesis?
microsoft - comments - 21.10.2008

Windows 7 RTM Enterprise 100-Screenshot Gallery

We’re getting closer to the general availability of Windows 7 on October 22nd, 2009, and to the final review of the operating system, for which I’ll use the Ultimate version, so make sure to tune in next week.
windows - comments - 10.10.2009

Microsoft and ABN AMRO sign global Enterprise Agreement

Microsoft and ABN AMRO, a Netherlands based leading international bank, announce the signature of a global Enterprise Agreement for PC licenses and support, covering Windows Vista, the Microsoft 2007 Office system and more.
microsoft - comments - 13.3.2007

Windows 7 Enterprise Trial 32-bit and 64-bit ISO Direct Download Links

Microsoft has made available free download of Windows 7 Enterprise edition for interested corporate and business customers as trial evaluation software. Windows 7 Enterprise free download has pre-installed product key which lasts for 90 days (3 months) after activated. Activation has to be done within 10 days or else the computer will shut down hourly.
download - comments - 3.10.2009

There Will Be a Windows 7 Enterprise Edition, Even Windows 8

When it was made available in November 2006 and in January 2007, Windows Vista brought to the table a plethora of editions, some of which will survive with the next iterations of the Windows client.
windows - comments - 31.7.2008

How to Install Vista Language Packs MUI on all versions of Vista + video tutorial

Microsoft Windows Vista Home Basic, Vista Home Premium, and Vista Business versions of the Microsoft licensing restrictions can only preserve a language!
download - comments - 23.9.2008

The Vista Built-in Super Administrator Account Has Survived in Vista SP1

Windows Vista Service Pack 1 is designed to evolve the RTM version of the latest Windows client from Microsoft, made available in November 2006 to business customers, and in January 2007 to the general consumers.
windows - comments - 15.2.2008

Windows Server 2008 KMS Setup Demonstration

This video demonstrates how to implement the Key Management Service (KMS) in your organization. KMS is a local activation service, and is the recommended method of activating volume license editions of Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008 in organizations where most computers are consistently connected to the network. This demo shows how to set up the KMS host on a Windows Server 2008 computer, how to activate KMS clients with the KMS host, and how to review activation status using the slmgr.vbs command.




winbeta.org - 06.02.2008

Illegal KMS server appears on the Internet

The business launch of Windows Vista is only a few days behind us and already the attempts to pirate Windows Vista are underway. Recently I stumbled on news of a rogue KMS servers that has appeared on the internet with information on how to activate a copy of Windows Vista VL against the server. Once activated your illegal copy of Windows Vista will be good for 180 days before it needs to talk to the KMS server again.

KMS, which stands for Key Management Service, is part of the Volume Activation 2.0 scheme to protect Windows Vista and Longhorn Server from piracy. As part of your license agreement with Microsoft you agree to not bring up a KMS server on the public internet. This server is a clear violation of that agreement, which I doubt they had.


neowin.net - 05.12.2006

KMS 1.1 for Server 2003 is Release to Web

Michael Greene: The new version of KMS for Server 2003 is now available for download.  As stated on the site, KMS version 1.1 for Windows Server 2003 provides:



X86 (EN-US) - http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=82964



X64 (EN-US) - http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=83041



KMS on Server 2003 and 2008 should each behave the same way.  In fact, if you want to use both Server 2003 and Server 2008 to host KMS, the clients can move between the hosts transparently to the end user.  The "rules" for number of activations to start activating servers (5) and clients (25) are the same across both platforms, and you should use the same key to activate KMS regardless of whether it is running on 2003 or 2008.




winbeta.org - 05.03.2008

Troubleshooting KMS Activation - Part 1, the client

Windows activation is simple and straightforward if you understand the components. I have had a few customers that stumbled when getting a KMS online and in every case it has been an issue with name resolution, network connectivity, or they simply did not understand how to use the keys.



Activation is designed to help you with deployments and sustain your environment even in the event a key gets lost. KMS is the simplest of all the activation methods because you only need to worry about putting a key in one machine. You can then deploy new machines without having to ever worry about keys unless your device will be off the network for more than 6 months.



This is the first of a two part series to break down KMS troubleshooting in to a process that should help identify exactly what is at fault. I don't want to mislead or instill fear to those who are just starting out - the process is normally simple by design. However, for those who have run in to trouble, I'd like to publish a guide that will help you isolate and correct the issue you've encountered without spinning your wheels. Part 2 will be published next week with a focus on troubleshooting the server.




winbeta.org - 08.10.2007

Run KMS on Server 2008, and which keys to use when activating Server 2008

Michael Greene: The documentation for volume activation 2.0 has been updated today for Server 2008.  You can find it here:



http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=75674



Running KMS on Server 2008 is functionally very similar to running it on Vista RTM.  You leverage slmgr.vbs to bring the service online and then clients find the server based on the DNS srv record.  BTW, Server 2008 KMS can be run within a virtual environment.



If you want to know which volume license keys to use when activating new machines running Server 2008, see page 19 in the Planning Guide and the FAQ.  You only need to put one key in your KMS, and it will handle requests from both Vista and Server 2008.  There are separate keys, and unique keys based on which version of server you need to activate.  Before you get excited - this is much easier to understand than it might first seem.  Simply decide the "top" version of Server 2008 you might install and then use that MKS key to activate the service on a 2008 server.  All versions in groups below that version will also activate off that key.  The groups are simple...




winbeta.org - 29.02.2008

No Enterprise Thaw for Vista

eWEEK research shows that negative perception of the Windows Vista operating system is growing.



If Windows Vista were a person, it would have an inferiority complex. Not since Windows ME has a Microsoft operating system seen such cool business reception. Indeed, research shows that many enterprises hope to leapfrog Vista altogether.




winbeta.org - 15.08.2008

Microsoft Announces New Vista SKU Specifically for Virtual Deployment

WINHEC DAY 3 In a completely unanticipated announcement made quietly during a virtualization talk here at WinHEC 2008, Microsoft announced a completely new SKU of Windows Vista, to be entitled Vista Enterprise Centralized Desktop (VECD). Its purpose will be to enable Vista to run within an enterprise exclusively as virtual machines , managed centrally using System Center Virtual Machine Manager...
betanews.com - 17.05.2007

Microsoft Introduces New Vista SKU Specifically for Virtual Deployment

WINHEC DAY 3 In a completely unanticipated announcement made quietly during a virtualization talk here at WinHEC 2008, Microsoft announced a completely new SKU of Windows Vista, to be entitled Vista Enterprise Centralized Desktop (VECD). Its purpose will be to enable Vista to run within an enterprise exclusively as virtual machines , managed centrally using System Center Virtual Machine Manager...
betanews.com - 18.05.2007

The Windows Vista Activation Forum

Do you have questions or issues regarding Windows Vista Activation? Then the Windows Vista Activation forum is the thing for you. The forum offers a new dedicated resource to assist in answering both technical and licensing questions regarding MAK, VAMT, KMS, planning, deployment, operations and other aspects of Volume Licensing Activation v 2.0 in Windows Vista.




winbeta.org - 23.09.2008

Vista 'Enterprise CTP' Feature Complete

Microsoft has announced the arrival of the February Windows Vista CTP, which was renamed to "Enterprise CTP" as the company moves from monthly to audience specific naming. The release means Windows Vista is now "feature complete," offering the first glimpse at the Windows Sidebar...
betanews.com - 23.02.2006

The Diskless PC and Vista Enterprise Centralised Desktop

James Senior: What's the beef here then? Well in a nutshell Diskless PCs and Vista Enterprise Centralised Desktop open up new methods for IT departments to roll out and manage their desktop estate. These new methods introduce different benefits so allow me to describe the different technologies...




winbeta.org - 13.02.2008

Windows Vista: Sold but not deployed

Microsoft says it remains happy with enterprise sales of Vista -- however, the software behemoth acknowledges that many businesses which have bought Vista licences are yet to deploy the software.



"We have had a 27 percent increase in . One of the benefits is access to the next version of Windows and the other is access to the Enterprise edition , which has its own unique features," Microsoft Australias Windows business Jeff Putt told ZDNet Australia .



"We have seen record sales in enterprise agreements. We measure ¦ how many seats are assigned to licensing and how many Windows users we are getting," said Putt.




winbeta.org - 12.12.2007

Symantec: Enterprise customers are "not yet comfortable with Vista"

In the latest disappointing turn for Microsoft's Windows Vista operating system, a Symantec executive said Monday that only a small percentage of the security software company's large enterprise customers have upgraded their corporate PCs to Vista.



"For the most part, we're not seeing it," said Enrique Salem, Symantec's chief operating officer, in an interview. Salem said most of Symantec's enterprise customers continue to run their systems on the older Windows XP operating system because "they're not yet comfortable with Vista."




winbeta.org - 20.05.2008

Windows Vista SP1 Enterprise x86 Full DVD (integrated) now available

Keith Combs: The Windows Vista SP1 image rollout continues and at this point TechNet Direct subscribers can download the Enterprise x86 DVD image. I'm sure the x64 image will arrive in the next day or so. Keep your downloader warmed up.



For those of you with subscriptions, you know there are VL MAK keys available so you can begin some serious testing with the 32 bit platform.




winbeta.org - 03.03.2008

Report: Vista Security Not Enterprise Ready

Microsoft's attempts to bolster security may hurt it in the enterprise sector, an analyst report said Monday. Behind the Boston analyst firm Yankee Group's reasoning is the general user-unfriendliness of those security features...
betanews.com - 08.05.2006

Desktop OS, Hold the Vista

Exclusive eWEEK research indicates that Microsoft's desktop Windows operating system is a rousing success.



Vista?



No, XP.



In a survey conducted by Ziff Davis Enterprise Editorial Research for eWEEK of enterprise IT professionals, just 2 percent of respondents said that Vista was the primary desktop operating system at their companies, while 92 percent indicated that XP was their primary desktop OS.



The majority of respondents also indicated that the move to Vista will not be driven by any improvements the new OS offers, but rather by new hardware.




winbeta.org - 14.03.2008

Vista to Become More Virtualization-Friendly

Microsoft has tweaked the licensing for Windows Vista slightly to allow users of the Enterprise version of its software to use the operating system in non-traditional environments, such as diskless PCs...
betanews.com - 02.04.2007

Windows Vista Enterprise Edition appears on Select

Microsoft appears to have published Office 2007 and Vista keys to Select licenced customers.

Along with the keys is a download entitled "Windows Vista Enterprise English Disk Kit MVL ISO CD". It's not quite clear what this is but since the download is 2641MB you can only assume it's Windows Vista Enterprise Edition. The download was published a few hours ago.

We are currently awaiting a response from Microsoft and will update shortly.

Update: Microsoft have now pulled the download but the keys remain. Updated with screenshot of what was. A Microsoft spokesperson has confirmed that Vista has not yet RTM'd but is unable to explain the odd appearance of Vista Enterprise.


neowin.net - 03.11.2006

Enterprise Partner Strategy Sets the Stage for Success

Q&A: One year into his tenure as vice president of Enterprise Partner Sales, Peter Boit is driving deeper engagement with Microsofts enterprise alliance and managed partners..
microsoft.com/presspass - 05.11.2007

Changing the Enterprise-Class Search Landscape

Q&A: Microsoft General Manager Kirk Koenigsbauer discusses Microsofts Enterprise Search strategy and the addition of new products to the company's Enterprise Search product line...
microsoft.com/presspass - 06.11.2007