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I can be add XP client with your instructon.
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I can be add XP client with your instructon.

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Hello Expert Exchange,<br />
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For Activate for MS Office standard 2010 with VAMT V2.0.<br />
All computer are domain clients.<br />
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I can be added Windows 7 client because allow WMI in firewall exception . <br />
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But can't add Windows XP Professional client. I already add winmgmt.exe in firewall exception. Error say that ( Unable to connect to the WMI service on the remote machine ),<br />
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What shall I do?<br />
<br />
Regards,<br />
Nyi Nyi Zaw Soe
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Hello Expert Exchange,

For Activate for MS Office standard 2010 with VAMT V2.0.
All computer are domain clients.

I can be added Windows 7 client because allow WMI in firewall exception . 

But can't add Windows XP Professional client. I already add winmgmt.exe in firewall exception. Error say that ( Unable to connect to the WMI service on the remote machine ),

What shall I do?

Regards,
Nyi Nyi Zaw Soe

Unable to connect to the WMI service on the remote machine

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