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The Windows Server 2008 Core Installation must also be activated through the Internet. To do this, enter the command slmgr.vbs -ato in the console.

Activating the server
If no other message appears, the activation was successful; otherwise, a dialog box with an error message is shown. To ensure that you can see any errors, activation should be done from the remote desktop and not from the remote shell.

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