Key Management Service cumulative requests received from clients You can reset the current CMID by running sysprep or using the command: Get-WmiObject -class SoftwareLicensingService -ComputerName salarypc121 | Select-object ClientMachineID You can get the CMID value on a particular computer using the following command: If the client does not contact the KMS activation server during 30 days, it is automatically removed from the KMS database, and the KMS activation counter is reduced by one. if the value of the KMS count has exceeded 25 activation requests from client OSs, this server will not activate server OSs until the number of activation requests from these platform reaches 5).
#SERVER 2012 R2 KMS OFFICE 2016 WINDOWS#
This threshold is 5 activation requests from the server OSs and 25 activation requests from the desktop Windows OSs (the activation thresholds for desktop/server OSs are independent, i.
This occurs until a certain minimum threshold of activation requests received within the last 30 days has been overcome in the KMS database. These activation requests are accumulated in the internal KMS cache on the server. In this case, the OS of the computer from which the request was received is not activated immediately. When accessed, the KMS server assigns a unique identifier CMID (client machine identification) to each client and puts it into local database (cache). The matter is that the KMS server has a so-called activation count (kms counter) which value is incremented after each activation request is received from a network client. Please contact your system administrator. The count reported by your Key Management Service (KMS) is insufficient.
#SERVER 2012 R2 KMS OFFICE 2016 SOFTWARE#
Activating Windows 7, Professional editionĠxc004f038: The Software Licensing Service reported that the computer could not be activated.
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