1- go here (gogo6.com/freenet6/registration) and register (need for gogoClient program) 2- then go here (gogo6.com/profile/gogoCLIENT) and download gogoCLIENT - Basic Version - run in windows 7 compatibility mode to install. 3- run gogoCLIENT and in for Server Address put this: amsterdam.freenet6.net 4- select Connect Using the Following Credentials and enter your User and Pass 5- in Advanced tab select IPv6-in-UDP-IPv4 Tunnel (NAT Traversal) for Tunnel Mode 6- press Apply then press Connect in Basic tab 7- go to Status tab and wait till Tunnel Status shows Connected now if you did everything correct after this command: ping benderrodriguez-1-pt.tunnel.tserv28.waw1.ipv6.he.net you should see ping time. now you can easily active your windows by below commands (remember you should run CMD as Administrator): 1- slmgr /skms benderrodriguez-1-pt.tunnel.tserv28.waw1.ipv6.he.net 2- cscript slmgr /ato just did this method and it works
may be you didn't get me. I run this command in cmd 'ping 91.149.135.83' and the result showed that this ip is open.. my question is should i use this for activation/
How can you use it if it isn't working? If it responds pinging doesn't mean that you can activate with that server. But you don't lose anything by trying (it doesn't deactivate)
This worked perfectly. For anyone else that wants to get rid of WMC for the time being and just activate Win 8 Pro while the KMS server is still up. i didn't need to do anything with digitalproductid4 binary at all, so skip that step. It isn't necessary.
Just reporting: I activated a second PC just 10 minutes ago via that IPv6 client program with the recommended instructions. There must be something else going on for others like certain ISPs or from certain areas of the world, I'm guessing. Don't worry, it'll all get worked out in the end. Don't panic.
Yeah I can confirm the server is still up and working fine. It sucks that it's IPv6 and its causing so much headache for others though
I agree with you. The log shows cannot authenticated my account. My ISP is HINET in Taiwan. Update: Well, I did not run that IPV6 client, just set IPV6 DNS to 2001:4860:4860::8888. Then it connected and activated. What a surprised!