Windows Server 2012 R 2 product keys to use in evaluation installations - but our guide will show you how you can use them free for up to five years. If you are trying to evaluate Windows Server 2012 R 2 then you will need to activate the software once you have completed the installation.

Q: What keys should I use in my Windows Server 2012 R2 virtual machines (VMs) to use Automatic Virtual Machine Activation (AVMA)? Gundam seed destiny rengou vs zaft psp. A: Windows Server 2012 R2 introduces a new feature, AVMA, which allows VMs running Windows Server 2012 R2 to automatically activate, provided the Hyper-V host they're running on is Windows Server 2012 R2 Datacenter and is itself activated. To tell the VM to use AVMA, you need to give the VM a specific key (this acts very similar to the keys used to tell machines to use Key Management Service--KMS). The keys to use for Windows Server 2012 R2 can be found at the and are shown below: • Server Standard - DBGBW-NPF86-BJVTX-K3WKJ-MTB6V • Server Datacenter - Y4TGP-NPTV9-HTC2H-7MGQ3-DV4TW • Server Essentials - K2XGM-NMBT3-2R6Q8-WF2FK-P36R2.

If you do hit an activation limit of some kind, it's just a phone call to reset it. I've never used MAK, but I've tried to activate keys for from both OEM and MSDN and gotten an error that it's exceeded its activation count, and you just call the 800 number and they reset it for you. I suppose they assume that if you're calling them to activate a key, they're going to assume you're above board. They might get suspicious if you have them reset a key multiple times, but I've never had an issue calling to reset activations on a key. Multi-activation keys may be treated a bit differently, as my experience is with either single-use or MSDN (10-use) keys.