

This is the *only* time that you need to use the CSVLK (KMS Key) to activate a system, at least in this forest. I know, you need *what* to enable AD Based Activation? Stay tuned for a future article (from yours truly) on how to delegate THAT access. This will put the key into AD, assuming that you have the proper permissions (Enterprise Admin).

Log into a Windows Server 2012 R2 or Windows Server 2016 Machine In the list of keys, locate Windows Srv 2019 DataCtr/Std KMS.After the page loads, click Product Keys.


They were originally introduced in KB4343891. *Note* - If you're reading this after a subsequent Patch Tuesday, the most recent Cumulative Update will include these changes as well. NovemPreview of Monthly Rollup: KB4467695 July 2016 Servicing Stack Update: KB3173424 ** Note** - Updated on with latest KB's resolving some known issues. KMS Activation for Windows Server 2019 can be run from the following Operating Systems with the appropriate prerequisites: You need to find the key on the Microsoft Volume License Service Center. The location for the KMS Host Key is the same as Windows Server 2016. I'm going to focus on getting you to enable AD Based Activation for those of you who have not yet done so. Today's installment will coincide with a new Windows Server release. Hi! I'm Graeme Bray and you may remember me from previous articles such as KMS Activation for Windows Server 2016. First published on TECHNET on Oct 08, 2018
