Old KMS server still listening on port 1688

Hi
I have removed 2008 KMS server key from our old server and also stop publishing it to DNS.
However, the old server is STILL listening on port 1688. How can I stop the server from listening on port 1688 (slsvc.exe is the process that is doing it). I just want the service to stop doing this.
Thanks

For the time being I have used the Windows firewall to block port 1688 but that is not exactly what I want to do...
Are you telling me that after going through the uninstall process; restarting the server will prevent the SLSVC service to listen on port 1688?
After re-configuring SLSVC/SPPSVC (e.g. to enable as KMShost or disable as KMShost), a restart of the server is recommended.
I thought from your earlier reply, that you had restarted the server ?
[because SLSVC/SPPSVC is a running service on all modern Windows machines, and that performs genuine license validation for the machines own license as well as for KMShost operations, it's best to restart the server after making configuration changes to
that service]
[it's also good practise to restart a machine after configuration changes, to ensure that the full startup-from-cold-boot routine is correctly configured. this gives confidence that during any subsequent restart of the machine, the machine will auto-start
all the necessary services and processes without error]
Don
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KMS server: Office2010 & Win7 react in different ways...

Hi,
we have a virtual infrastructure using Win7 and Office 2010.
Before introducing Office2010, the KMS host was on a Win2008 server, then we decided to move it to a Win7 machine with the Office2010 extension installed. KMS functions were disabled from the Win2008 server.
What happens now is that Win7 OSs are regularly activated by KMS, while Office2010 installations are not... we have verified that the old KMS is no more publishing itself on DNS and that the correct DNS entry is present for the Win7 KMS host. Using nslookup
for further verification also gives the correct results.
Nevertheless, Office 2010 is unable to activate itself on the desktops. We are able to activate the Office2010 instances just using the VAMT tool, forcing the KMS activation for the selected desktops AND manually forcing the IP of the KMS server: when leaving
the tool search the KMS (using the DNS), it fails. Since (as stated before) nslookup gives the expected results (on the same machine where VAMT is installed and failing!), we really don't know what to do... everything seems to be ok, but actually it isn't:
where?
Thank you for your help

I was just looking through questions with no replies. Do you still need assistance with this issue?
Chris Ream

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