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The document discusses planning for Windows Server 2016, including the 6 available editions, roles and features, and installation options like Desktop, Server Core, and Nano Server. It also covers the different product key options for licensing including retail keys, OEM keys, and volume licensing which uses Multiple Activation Keys (MAK) or Key Management Service (KMS) to activate larger networks. KMS utilizes a KMS host and DNS to activate clients, while Active Directory-Based Activation similarly hosts keys in Active Directory. Automatic Virtual Machine Activation is also described for activating VMs on an activated Hyper-V host.

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The document discusses planning for Windows Server 2016, including the 6 available editions, roles and features, and installation options like Desktop, Server Core, and Nano Server. It also covers the different product key options for licensing including retail keys, OEM keys, and volume licensing which uses Multiple Activation Keys (MAK) or Key Management Service (KMS) to activate larger networks. KMS utilizes a KMS host and DNS to activate clients, while Active Directory-Based Activation similarly hosts keys in Active Directory. Automatic Virtual Machine Activation is also described for activating VMs on an activated Hyper-V host.

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The document discusses planning for Windows Server 2016, including the 6 available editions, roles and features, and installation options like Desktop, Server Core, and Nano Server. It also covers the different product key options for licensing including retail keys, OEM keys, and volume licensing which uses Multiple Activation Keys (MAK) or Key Management Service (KMS) to activate larger networks. KMS utilizes a KMS host and DNS to activate clients, while Active Directory-Based Activation similarly hosts keys in Active Directory. Automatic Virtual Machine Activation is also described for activating VMs on an activated Hyper-V host.

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MCSA 70 740 Notes

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The document discusses planning for Windows Server 2016, including the 6 available editions, roles and features, and installation options like Desktop, Server Core, and Nano Server. It also covers the different product key options for licensing including retail keys, OEM keys, and volume licensing which uses Multiple Activation Keys (MAK) or Key Management Service (KMS) to activate larger networks. KMS utilizes a KMS host and DNS to activate clients, while Active Directory-Based Activation similarly hosts keys in Active Directory. Automatic Virtual Machine Activation is also described for activating VMs on an activated Hyper-V host.

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 Plan for Windows Server 2016

o Edition?
 6 versions
o Roles and features
o Physical or virtual
o Installation option
 Desktop
 Server Core
 Nano server
 Editions
o Datacenter
 Highly virtualized datacenters and cloud
 Advanced featureset
 Unlimited OSE (operating system environments)
o Standard
 Physical or lightly virtualized environments
o Essentials
 Single servers shop
 1 OSE
o Multipoint premium server
o Storage server
o Hyper-V server
 Product Keys
o Retail Key
 One time use
o OEM Keys
 Burnt in to the system that a manufacturer sells
o Volume Licensing
 Has multiple activation models
 MAK (Multiple Activation Keys)
o Designed for smaller networks (less than 50 machines)
o Purchase predetermined number of activations with one key
o Two activation modes
 MAK independent mode
 Activates one machine at a time over the
internet. Communicates with Microsoft host
activation service.
 MAK proxy activation
 Single server handles all server activations
 Requires VAMT
o Volume Activation management Tools
 KMS (Key Management Service)
o Designed for larger networks
o Uses client server model
o Utilizes a KMS host with VAMT (volume activation management
tools)
 Has a CSVLK (Consumer server volume license key)
o Works through DNS using a Servise locater record.
 Utilizes DNS to discover hosts, and dns to communicate
with hosts.
o KMS host activates all clients on the network
 Must meet the Activation Threshold
 Requires 25 clients or 5 servers
 Reactivates every 180 days for clients,
 Attempt to renew their activation every 7 days
 KMS clients use a GVLK (Generic Volume License Key)
 Utilized to conver MAK to KMS client
 ADBA (Active-Directory- Based Activation)
o Similar to KMS, But hosts the CSVLK as an activation object in
active directory
o Computers joined to domain are activated
o Reccomended Activation model
o Doesn’t require a kmso
o Requires server 2012 and higher, or windows 8 and up
 AVMA (Automatic Virtual Machine activation)
o Good for Virtual machines running on activated Hyper-V host
o Requires Hyper-V host running server datacenter edition (2012
r2 or 2016)
o Virtual machines can be datacenter standard or essentials
edition

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