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siory to say you can't test KMS features there is no test key that you can use in a lab environment .. As you know KMS is an activation technolocy and Microsoft keeps the keys to the kingdom well proctected.
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siory to say you can't test KMS features there is no test key that you can use in a lab environment .. As you know KMS is an activation technolocy and Microsoft keeps the keys to the kingdom well proctected.

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I believe my answer fulfilled the user's request for information as to installation for KMS in a lab environment, including a link to a technet article related to same.
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Is there any way to get Windows 2012 KMS server Trial key.. iam planning to deploy KMS server in my VMware Lab horizon view 6 environment. Thank you.
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Is there any way to get Windows 2012 KMS server Trial key.. iam planning to deploy KMS server in my VMware Lab horizon view 6 environment. Thank you.

Windows 2012 KMS Server Trial Key

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