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Update KmsDataBase.xml, add missing entries and SKUs etc. #130

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  • Based on latest SKUs & GVLKs posted by Hotbird64 on MDL forums from License Manager 5.1 (so uses 2.0 version)
  • Windows 11 + Windows Server 2025 added to <WinBuilds>
  • Tidied up file formatting
  • Cleaned up and re-ordered things around, needs further testing to see if it will activate everything properly (De-duplicated entries while at it as otherwise py-kms seemed to have a bit of trouble by giving me dreaded F74 error back)
  • Proper pkeyconfig settings for Server 2025 and Server 2022

This adds support for following:

  • Office 2024 LTSC (incl. Preview)
  • Office 2021 LTSC (incl. Preview)
  • Office 2021 Preview GVLKs
  • Office 2019 Preview GVLKs
  • Windows 10/11 Insider Preview GVLKs (Volume)
  • Windows 10/11 Insider Preview GVLKs (Retail)
  • Windows Server 2022 Azure Core, Datacenter Azure Edition, Datacenter (Semi-Annual Channel), Standard (Semi-Annual Channel)
  • Windows Server 2025 (incl. Datacenter Azure Edition and Azure Core)

Additional notes

Closes: #99
Closes: #126
Closes: #128
Closes: #129

Testing

Download and mount KmsDataBase.xml to /home/py-kms/KmsDataBase.xml and restart container.

Does it activate?

Yes.

Office 2024
Windows 11
Windows Server 2025

@MrRubberDucky MrRubberDucky changed the title [WIP - Partially Done] Update KmsDataBase.xml, add missing entries and SKUs etc. Update KmsDataBase.xml, add missing entries and SKUs etc. Feb 14, 2025
@MrRubberDucky MrRubberDucky marked this pull request as ready for review February 14, 2025 23:27
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LGTM!

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FDrebin commented Aug 23, 2025

Any idea when this would be merged?

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simonmicro commented Oct 29, 2025

@FDrebin soon 😉

@simonmicro simonmicro changed the base branch from master to next October 29, 2025 17:09
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simonmicro commented Oct 29, 2025

@MrRubberDucky I've merged the next into your branch and kept the modifications in your .xml 1:1.

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simonmicro commented Oct 29, 2025

I think I'll go ahead and merge this into the next branch now... I'll then open an MR for the next release.

@simonmicro simonmicro merged commit 2974fc0 into Py-KMS-Organization:next Oct 29, 2025
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