Best practice for installing many SL-500

Hi,
I have just bought 25 SL-500 and are to buy a hundred more in half a year.
They are all model 2746-4DG
I wish to make a special installation with all standard software of my office and transfer this to a DVD as a Ghost Image.
Normally (in my old job) I would do this by installing everything I need on one PC, and do a sysprep for making a factory image. After this I would make a Ghost image of the disk and transfer this to a DVD.
But in my old job we did not buy OEM windows XP - we had a VOL agreement.
I would really like to install all PC's with only one Windows Key and skip activation, but can this be done if I buy one VOL license and media for Windows XP and use this key on all PC's.
And is it legal for me to do so?
Kind regards
Hchhimself
Denmark

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