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vlmcsd on fly.io

vlmcsd KMS Emulator on fly.io

Run your own KMS Emulator server for free (within free tier) on fly.io

Note

On 2024, fly.io will now charge $2/mo for a dedicated IPv4 address, but everything under $5 bill monthly is waved, so if you have 2 or fewer dedicated IPv4, it is still free.

Activate your Windows and Microsoft Office via KMS without leaving traces of activator in your PC.

Tip

With the introduction of Ohook activation method on Microsoft Office, hosting your own KMS Emulator is not needed anymore.

fly.io Deployment

You need flyctl installed.

  1. Clone this repository.
  2. Check if vlmcsd version in Dockerfile is latest, if not, change to the latest version.
  3. Login to flyctl by using fly auth login.
  4. Create an app on fly.io fly launch --copy-config --name app-name --no-deploy --vm-memory 256.
  5. When asked to tweak these settings before proceeding, enter yes if you want to tweak settings like selecting the region closest to you, otherwise, enter no.
  6. Deploy to fly.io fly deploy -a app-name --ha=false.
  7. When asked to allocate a dedicated IPv4 address, enter yes.
  8. Test vlmcsd using vlmcs. vlmcs -v app-name.fly.dev

It is recommended to have a custom domain name.

fly.io free tier

fly.io requires a credit card in order to work, if you don't have a credit card or if you are afraid that fly.io will charge you so much, it is recommend to buy prepaid credits that can be used with virtual credit cards.

Activation

Windows

  1. slmgr /skms app-name.fly.dev
  2. slmgr /ato

Microsoft Office

  1. cscript "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office16\ospp.vbs" /sethst:app-name.fly.dev
  2. cscript "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office16\ospp.vbs" /act

Command line explanations

  1. -T0 Disable the inclusion of date and time in each line of the log.
  2. -D Do not daemonize and run in foreground.
  3. -e Write all logging output to stdout so that you can see the log in fly.io.
  4. -c1 Check if the client time differs no more than four hours from the system time.