SharePoint 2016 links and activation?

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  1. riahc3

    riahc3 MDL Addicted

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    #1 riahc3, Oct 11, 2016
    Im wondering if there is something for SharePoint 2016 and its activation. Im not sure if the Microsoft Toolkit can actívate it.
     
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    #2 madhadder, Dec 16, 2016
    I'm also interested in this too.. Have there really been no updates since the last post 3 months ago?
     
  3. pisthai

    pisthai Imperfect Human

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    #3 pisthai, Dec 16, 2016
    If it's a VL-Version, MTK should just work!
     
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    #5 seeking.that, Jan 25, 2017
    MTK is not working in this case. I get the following message when I try MTK 262 on Sharepoint server 2016

    WARNING: This copy of Microsoft Office is not supported.
    Channel Switcher has been disabled.
     
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    pisthai Imperfect Human

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    #6 pisthai, Jan 26, 2017
    Non-VL version will NOT work, a VL version should/could/would work!!

    WHAT version you're having: VL or Non-VL?
     
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    #7 seeking.that, Jan 27, 2017
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    The version posted by alperi75. I think that is non-VL. But any non-VL can be converted to VL version I guess.
    General procedure seems to be you extract the images and give the installer path of Setup.exe to MTK. The channel and other information is inferred from there. And then you have an option to select the volume license.

    This works for all MS office products. Should work with sharepoint also I believe if it is supported.