Remote workers who use VPN will be able to use the KMS server. Multiple Activation Keys (MAK) are available upon request and are only intended for computers which never connect to the Stanford Network to use the KMS Server. On 64-bit machines that have the 64-bit version of Microsoft Office install this is normally done by changing to the system drive and then typing:Ĭscript ospp.vbs /sethst:.On 64-bit machines that have the 32-bit version of Microsoft Office install this is normally by typing:Ĭd '%Program Files(x86)%\Microsoft Office\Office16'.On 32-bit machines this is normally done by typing:Ĭd '%Program Files%\Microsoft Office\Office16'.
Office (on the Stanford Network) automatically searches in the primary DNS suffix zone for the KMS Service Record and register itself. Normally this is done by changing to the system drive and then typing: Then, right-click Command Prompt and select Run as administrator. If you are looking for Stanford's licensed Microsoft Office software, visit our Essential Stanford Software page. A Microsoft Key Management Server (KMS) host on campus is used to activate Windows Operating Systems and Office products.
