Microsoft server 2003 standard edition r2 x64 bit product shows invalid product.

Dear all,
I am facing a problem, to register Microsoft server 2003 standard edition r2 x64 bit. My product key is ok. But on time of registration this product it will not accept my key or on Microsoft product registration support it's show its a invalid product.
Please help me to register this product.
Thanks
Puneet

You need to contact Microsoft's Activation Center and talk to someone. The phone numbers for reaching them are on the activation page you go through when trying to activate manually. Apparently the activation code you have is not 'ok', and only
Microsoft can help you with that.
A second thought is where did you get the media? If not from a reputable Microsoft source, then it could be the copy you have is a pirated copy with a key that Microsoft has deactivated. Again, only Microsoft can tell you.
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