If auto-discovery is disabled, it can be re-enable by running slmgr.vbs /ckms at a command prompt. This action also clears the KMS host name from the KMS client’s cache.
Auto-discovery can be disabled by manually assigning a KMS host to a KMS client. Slmgr.vbs /skms: where value is either the KMS_FQDN, IPv4Address, or NetbiosName of the KMS host and port is TCP port on the KMS host.Įnable Auto-discovery for a KMS Client By default, KMS clients automatically attempt to discover KMS hosts. A KMS host is manually assigned to a KMS client by running. Manually assigning a KMS host disables auto-discovery of KMS on the KMS client. Manually Specifying a KMS Host Administrators can manually assign a KMS host to KMS clients by using KMS host caching. If a KMS client is configured to search for a KMS host using DNS but does not receive SRV records from DNS, Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 log the error in the event log. If the computers the organization wants to activate by using KMS are using either of these operating systems and the network allows DNS auto-discovery, no further configuration is needed. By default, Volume License editions of Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows Server 2008, and Windows Server 2008 R2 are KMS clients. This section describes concepts for installing and configuring computers as KMS clients. For Windows activation you have to install the respective KMS client key. Command line parameters: mini-KMS_Activator.exe [/os.
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