Thanks Neo.

I do not have a KMS server. I was reading that KMS can run on a domain
controller without any problems. So I was planning to use a DC as a KMS
server. Do you see this as a problem?

Do I run KeyManagementServiceHost.exe on the server that I want to be the
KMS server?

Thanks

"neo" wrote:

Do you already have a KMS server established for Windows 7/Windows 2008 R2?

If yes to the above, is the KMS server installed on Windows 2003, Windows 7,
or Windows 2008R2? Reason I ask is that KMS on Vista & Windows 2008 isn't
supported.

If you do have a KMS server established for Windows 7/Windows 2008 R2, you
can extend your KMS host using:

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...5-fdc21fe8d965

As soon as you run this, you will need to supply your Office 2010 KMS host
license key.

What else... oh, the ProPlus version that was made available on 4/22 to
MSDN/TechNet isn't a volume license edition. It is a retail copy.
Therefore you will need to get the VL edition from your SA download area
which may go live today based on postings around the web.




"IDS" wrote in message
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I want to start testing Office 2010 for a rollout in the upcoming months.
What are the steps to setup a KMS server for Office 2010?

Thanks!

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