Managing Windows licenses in a large organization requires flexibility and adaptability to accommodate various scenarios. One approach that offers this flexibility is combining Multiple Activation Key (MAK) and Key Management Service (KMS) activation methods. In this post, we’ll explore the advantages of using a hybrid activation approach.
MAK (Multiple Activation Key): This method allows an organization to activate Windows on a per-device basis using a unique activation key. Each device is activated individually.
KMS (Key Management Service): KMS activation relies on a central server that activates Windows clients in the network. It’s ideal for environments with at least 25 or more Windows clients.
Hybrid activation, combining MAK and KMS, allows organizations to manage Windows licenses efficiently while accommodating the activation requirements of various devices and scenarios. This approach offers the flexibility needed to ensure compliance and optimize licensing costs, making it a valuable choice for businesses of all sizes. By strategically using both activation methods, you can maintain control over your Windows licenses and ensure a smooth and cost-effective operation.
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