Then all Windows (and Office) hosts in your domain will be automatically activated on your KMS server if they have a public GVLK installed on them. Where 192.168.14.147 is an IP address of your Linux host KMS service is running on.
To create a DNS SRV record, use the following PowerShell command:Īdd-DnsServerResourceRecord -Srv -Name '_VLMCS._tcp' -ZoneName '' -DomainName '192.168.14.147' -Priority 0 -Weight 0 -Port 1688 If you are using Microsoft DNS, you can create a _VLMCS record that will allow Windows clients to automatically find a KMS server in the domain.
Sudo docker run -d -p 1688:1688 -restart=always -name kms_server mikolatero/vlmcsd /vlmcsd -D -d -t 3 -e -v -R172800 -A10080 You can also run the KMS server in a docker container:
