I have all of my 8 digit numbers for my oem products ,, But can someone tell me where or how i come up with the rest of the number to activate my products or where do i look to find out in the partners area. Thanks and God bless You All. rev.lewisbowman@ymail.com

Greetings,I'm sorry Lewis. I don't think folks are understanding completely your question. Several have viewed it and didn't respond and that may be because we aren't sure what you are looking to activate. It seems like you are asking about activating clients but if you are referring to your servers, and specifically Exchange servers, please provide a smidge more detail on what you have and what kind of licensing you have in place and so forth.I'm sure we can help. Just need a little more information.Thanks,J. Peter BruzzeseTriple-MCSE, MCT, MCITP: MessagingExclusivelyExchange.com

Activation keys consist of 25 letters and numbers, shown grouped in fives, like XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX, and are usually on a shiny hologram-encrusted sticker on the CD case, or on a card in the box, or stuck to the manual. If you didn't get one, then contact your Microsoft representative or the reseller who sold you the software to ensure that it's genuine. You can enter it using the Set-ExchangeServer cmdlet with the -ProductKey parameter.-- Ed Crowley MVP"There are seldom good technological solutions to behavioral problems.". "Lewis1333" wrote in message news:13715121-20c0-48c7-ab2d-3b22767655a8...I have all of my 8 digit numbers for my oem products ,, But can someone tell me where or how i come up with the rest of the number to activate my products or where do i look to find out in the partners area. Thanks and God bless You All. rev.lewisbowman@ymail.com Ed Crowley MVP "There are seldom good technological solutions to behavioral problems."

Hi, Could you please let us know what’s the product you want to activate? If it’s an OEM product, you may need to contact the OEM company. Thanks, Elvis