Hello;
I am trying to get information of SQL Server licensed key which is installed on our servers. I am using SQL Server 2005 standard edition. Is there a way to find out the product key which is installed on servers. I did some searches and found some thirdparty software to get that information but I don't want to use them on production, is there a way which microsoft recommends.
ThanksHello;
I am trying to get information of SQL Server licensed key which is installed on our servers. I am using SQL Server 2005 standard edition. Is there a way to find out the product key which is installed on servers. I did some searches and found some thirdparty software to get that information but I don't want to use them on production, is there a way which microsoft recommends.
Thanks
mmmm. Do you really think that Micro$oft is going to recommend software that could be used by the unscrupulous to pirate their software? :confused:|||Microsoft has a tool that is normally used by bulk licensors of their software that is used for license reporting that does display this information. If you are using bulk licensing (where you deploy from a set of master images, then write a check directly to Microsoft for the copies you have in production use) then check with either your own license administrator (usually a domain admin) or with your Microsoft Sales Representative.
-PatP
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