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We need to monitor Microsoft Key Management services

dimitrii

we need to monitor Microsoft Key Management services since Microsoft is using kms server to activate windows and office in companies environments so we need ASAP template from solarwinds team...

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jblesener

You can check out my APM templates for monitoring KMS here:

https://thwack.solarwinds.com/docs/DOC-189368

https://thwack.solarwinds.com/docs/DOC-189369

dimitrii

thank you man it really helped, but what helps more is the following:

in KMS we usually have key for windows OS and for Microsoft office so could you please add features so we can now how much we have machines that are taking let say windows 2012 r2 license and office 2016... if we can display more information about all operating systems and all office it will be more professional and it will save us a lot of time in monitoring or troubleshooting any problem related to license.thank you,,,

jblesener

Unfortunately KMS doesn't expose much more than I've got in the APM template. You might be interested in the Volume Activation Management Tool (VAMT) which can show this kind of information. Theoretically you could parse the information out of the SQL database that VAMT uses but I don't really have plans to investigate it.

Link: Use the Volume Activation Management Tool (Windows 10)