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aleinss is correct. KMS does not keep track of the total number of activations. It stops counting at 50.
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aleinss is correct. KMS does not keep track of the total number of activations. It stops counting at 50.

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apparently i don't understand the concept of KMS very well , i will open a new question explaining my situation, thank you all.
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apparently i don't understand the concept of KMS very well , i will open a new question explaining my situation, thank you all.

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this is the one:<br />
<a href="https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/26884447/migration-from-MAK-to-KMS.html" rel="ugc">https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/26884447/migration-from-MAK-to-KMS.html</a>
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this is the one:
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/26884447/migration-from-MAK-to-KMS.html [https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/26884447/migration-from-MAK-to-KMS.html]

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hello,<br />
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i'm using KMS host based client activation,i know that after 180 if an inactive activated client will be deactivated, the thing i need to know: can i force the deactivation before the 180 days ?? (to conserve licenses)<br />
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Thank you in advance. 
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hello,

i'm using KMS host based client activation,i know that after 180 if an inactive activated client will be deactivated, the thing i need to know: can i force the deactivation before the 180 days ?? (to conserve licenses)

Thank you in advance. 

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