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Not sure what Zone this belongs in. 
 
I have a KMS server running on Windows 2008 R2. &nbsp;I've installed the Windows 2008 R2 KMS key and activated the KMS server. 
 
I am trying activate my Windows 7 machines, I know I need 25 clients, but I'm trying to figure out how many I have at this point. 
 
When I run the command &quot;cscript slmgr.vbs /dli all&quot;, I can see (Abbreviated): 
 
Description: Windows Operating System - Windows Server(R), VOLUME_KMS_R2_B channel 
License Status: Licensed 
Current count: 3 
 
I only have three Windows 2008 R2 servers attempting to register so far, yeah I know I need 5. 
 
Description: Microsoft Office 2010 KMS, VOLUME_KMS channel 
License Status: Licensed 
Current count: 10 
 
But I do not see a section for Windows 7. &nbsp;I know that the Windows 2008 R2 KMS Key will activate Windows 7 when it reaches 25 clients. &nbsp;But I want to see how many I'm at. 
 
BTW, firewall isn't an issue, I see in the event logs the Windows 7 machines attempting to authenticate. 
 
Ideas/Suggestions? 
 

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Not sure what Zone this belongs in.

I have a KMS server running on Windows 2008 R2.  I've installed the Windows 2008 R2 KMS key and activated the KMS server.

I am trying activate my Windows 7 machines, I know I need 25 clients, but I'm trying to figure out how many I have at this point.

When I run the command "cscript slmgr.vbs /dli all", I can see (Abbreviated):

Description: Windows Operating System - Windows Server(R), VOLUME_KMS_R2_B channel
License Status: Licensed
Current count: 3

I only have three Windows 2008 R2 servers attempting to register so far, yeah I know I need 5.

Description: Microsoft Office 2010 KMS, VOLUME_KMS channel
License Status: Licensed
Current count: 10

But I do not see a section for Windows 7.  I know that the Windows 2008 R2 KMS Key will activate Windows 7 when it reaches 25 clients.  But I want to see how many I'm at.

BTW, firewall isn't an issue, I see in the event logs the Windows 7 machines attempting to authenticate.

Ideas/Suggestions?



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