You stole my key!!! Haha, thanks Susan. I found a whole page of KSM keys for 7, 8.x on Microsoft's support site. Bottom line, they know who I am and what I own. I just activated it, it certainly did phone home....they know it's me and they know I own a valid license. The key means nothing I suspect.
-----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Susan Bradley Sent: Friday, February 6, 2015 4:16 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [Exchange] Setup Key or So Confused today. I've seen that as well and I forget the reasoning why. Apparently they figure no one trying to steal/pirate Microsoft software would even think of stealing Exchange. I mean what sane person would want to patch and maintain it? http://boot2rk.blogspot.com/2011/07/microsoft-product-keys.html Scroll to the bottom, mine is that key too. Susan Bradley On 2/6/2015 12:14 PM, Kennedy, Jim wrote: > > So I am refreshing our Exchange Servers. Just the hardware, sticking > with 2010. Dig out my old keys...and I am downloading the iso from > MSVL. I notice there are keys there for virtually every MS product > around. Now I get some cool stuff with my Campus agreement but not > that cool. I googling and digging around...don't ask me why...I punched my > key into google. It's all over the place, the whole world uses the > same key as I do. No my key didn't get out. > > I will admit I pay virtually no attention to licensing issues or > requirements. I know that with our campus agreement I have every > desktop license and cal along with office, Outlook and the Exchange > Cal and so on. I just buy server licenses separately from CDWG. Which > is exactly where my Exchange came from. > > What is the deal with this key? >
