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KMS Server Emulator written in Python
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Server 2022 GVLK Keys not visible in GUI #87

Open Flol0 opened 1 year ago

Flol0 commented 1 year ago

Hello,

the Server 2022 GVLK Keys are not visible in the GUI

simonmicro commented 1 year ago

This is true, as we have not added the 2022 GLVK to the database yet: https://github.com/Py-KMS-Organization/py-kms/blob/master/py-kms/KmsDataBase.xml

...but I struggle to do that for you, because I'll need some more information for that:

I know the keys are available at https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/get-started/kms-client-activation-keys, but for the rest I have no idea where to look for... Could someone help me to gather this information, please?

didotb commented 1 year ago

This is true, as we have not added the 2022 GLVK to the database yet: https://github.com/Py-KMS-Organization/py-kms/blob/master/py-kms/KmsDataBase.xml

...but I struggle to do that for you, because I'll need some more information for that:

* SkuId of the CSVLK

* GroupId

* MinKeyId

* MaxKeyId

* InvalidWinBuild (optional)

I know the keys are available at https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/get-started/kms-client-activation-keys, but for the rest I have no idea where to look for... Could someone help me to gather this information, please?

How were those info gathered? I can look it up if I knew how it was found on the other versions.

simonmicro commented 1 year ago

Ooof, I have no idea where those came from. My first guess would be that the slmgr.vbs script know more about them...

didotb commented 1 year ago

it's my first time reading about how KMS works and it's still confusing me.. Although I found a CSVLK Pack which I extracted from update KB3172614

patan32 commented 1 year ago

@simonmicro I hope this helps.

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BenPi-Ross commented 1 year ago

This is true, as we have not added the 2022 GLVK to the database yet: https://github.com/Py-KMS-Organization/py-kms/blob/master/py-kms/KmsDataBase.xml

...but I struggle to do that for you, because I'll need some more information for that:

  • SkuId of the CSVLK
  • GroupId
  • MinKeyId
  • MaxKeyId
  • InvalidWinBuild (optional)

I know the keys are available at https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/get-started/kms-client-activation-keys, but for the rest I have no idea where to look for... Could someone help me to gather this information, please?

From another fork of py-kms, I found this version of the database file that includes Windows Server 2022 : https://raw.githubusercontent.com/hyperboreanwolfgirl/py-kms/master/py-kms/KmsDataBase.xml

Using that file, the GUI is showing the following SKU ID :

As for the WinBuilds section of the database file, it's missing an entry for Windows Server 2022 and from what I gathered on the Net, it should looks like that :

<WinBuilds>
        [...]
        <WinBuild BuildNumber="20348" DisplayName="Windows Server 2022" UseForEpid="true" PlatformId="3612" MayBeServer="true" UsesNDR64="true" MinDate="18/08/2021"/>
</WinBuilds>
Matthew-Beckett commented 1 year ago

@simonmicro I've pulled in the changes mentioned by @BenPi-Ross into a PR at #96

xadammr commented 10 months ago

@Matthew-Beckett I have tested the PR, and it doesn't resolve the issue. I have located an updated KmsDataBase.xml and have raised PR #99

daf-scripts commented 10 months ago

Does this help? (Make sure to scroll over) Utilized pkeyconfigreader with a pkeyconfig from Windows 11. Not sure why it is called Server 2021 when it is really Server 2022

ActConfigID RefGroupID EditionID ProductDescription ProductKeyType IsRandomized PartNumber EULAType Product Key Product ID Extended PID RefGroupID
{ec868e65-fadf-4759-b23e-93fe37f2cc29} 4327 ServerRdsh Windows Server 2019 RTM ServerRdsh Volume:GVLK Volume:GVLK FALSE [RS5]X21-83765 Volume CPWHC-NT2C7-VYW78-DHDB2-PG3GK 00432-70000-00000-AA869 XXXXX-04327-000-000000-03-1033-9200.0000-2462023 4327
{19b5e0fb-4431-46bc-bac1-2f1873e4ae73} 4469 ServerTurbine Windows Server 2019 RTM ServerTurbine Volume:GVLK Volume:GVLK FALSE [RS5]X22-30731 Volume NTBV8-9K7Q8-V27C6-M2BTV-KHMXV 00446-90000-00000-AA458 XXXXX-04469-000-000000-03-1033-9200.0000-2462023 4469
{9bd77860-9b31-4b7b-96ad-2564017315bf} 4541 ServerStandard Windows Server 2021 RTM ServerStandard Volume:GVLK Volume:GVLK FALSE [Fe]X22-39407 Volume VDYBN-27WPP-V4HQT-9VMD4-VMK7H 00454-10000-00001-AA343 XXXXX-04541-000-000001-03-1033-9200.0000-2462023 4541
{ef6cfc9f-8c5d-44ac-9aad-de6a2ea0ae03} 4546 ServerDatacenter Windows Server 2021 RTM ServerDatacenter Volume:GVLK Volume:GVLK FALSE [Fe]X22-39426 Volume WX4NM-KYWYW-QJJR4-XV3QB-6VM33 00454-60000-00001-AA230 XXXXX-04546-000-000001-03-1033-9200.0000-2462023 4546
{f5e9429c-f50b-4b98-b15c-ef92eb5cff39} 4556 ServerStandardACor Windows Server 2021 RTM ServerStandardACor Volume:GVLK Volume:GVLK FALSE [Fe]X22-39464 Volume 67KN8-4FYJW-2487Q-MQ2J7-4C4RG 00455-60000-00001-AA970 XXXXX-04556-000-000001-03-1033-9200.0000-2462023 4556
{39e69c41-42b4-4a0a-abad-8e3c10a797cc} 4557 ServerDatacenterACor Windows Server 2021 RTM ServerDatacenterACor Volume:GVLK Volume:GVLK FALSE [Fe]X22-39465 Volume QFND9-D3Y9C-J3KKY-6RPVP-2DPYV 00455-70000-00001-AA521 XXXXX-04557-000-000001-03-1033-9200.0000-2462023 4557
{8c8f0ad3-9a43-4e05-b840-93b8d1475cbc} 4562 ServerAzureCor Windows Server 2021 RTM ServerAzureCor Volume:GVLK Volume:GVLK FALSE [Fe]X22-39475 Volume 6N379-GGTMK-23C6M-XVVTC-CKFRQ 00456-20000-00001-AA869 XXXXX-04562-000-000001-03-1033-9200.0000-2462023 4562
{e4db50ea-bda1-4566-b047-0ca50abc6f07} 3895 ServerRdsh Windows Server Next Beta ServerRdsh Volume:GVLK Volume:GVLK FALSE [RS3]X21-41298 Volume 7NBT4-WGBQX-MP4H7-QXFF8-YP3KX 00389-50000-00001-AA010 XXXXX-03895-000-000001-03-1033-9200.0000-2462023 3895
miljw002 commented 3 months ago

Hi,

Just thought I'd add my 2.2 cents worth as I can see a few pull requests for this.

I've been happily using pyKMS for years, but was running it on a Linux box using systemd. Recently been moving small footprint things across to Docker containers in stead, so only been looking at this more in depth as part of that.

pyKMS has been successfully activating Windows 10/11, Office 2021, Server 2022 etc, but I also encountered the issue of Windows Server 2022 not appearing as such in the WebUI as this was the first time I actually explored the Web UI.

I tried using the updated KmsDatabse.xml from https://github.com/Py-KMS-Organization/py-kms/pull/106, and while the WebUI had the correct product name and showed as 'activated' the Windows Servers 2022 were failing saying the KMS server was unavailable.

I then tried using https://github.com/Py-KMS-Organization/py-kms/pull/96 as the basis, and the activations started working again, and the WebUI was showing the correct Windows Server 2022 name, but it didn't have the Windows 11 changes.

So, I tried grabbing the KmsDataBase.xml from the current branch, and just added in the Windows Server 2022 entries from pull request 96.

I now have all the clients still successfully activating (including Windows Server 2022), and the WebUI is listing Windows Server 2022 and Windows 10/11 Enterprise etc. Attaching incase this helps anyone else, and I can see there are a few different pull requests with different KmsDataBase.xml files. The attached is working for me. KmsDataBase.zip

cl0ckt0wer commented 1 month ago

edit: It works, I had to put in the key provided here: https://py-kms.readthedocs.io/en/latest/Keys.html I was under the impression that the kms server would provide that to the client during activation.

just updated and it doesn't seem to fix the server 2022 issue: py-kms is online since 6/10/2024, 5:39:23 PM. This instance was accessed 2 times. View this softwares license here. This instance is running version "e60cc1b7e12b19e5bd4dd7db5ff7a5d609455f04" from branch "next" of py-kms.

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