I've had KMS for a few weeks only. I have version 3.0.0.5. My set up is one Win10/Pro machine with HS3 & KMS hosted on it but disabled for detection. Then another Win10/Pro machine with the remote instance on.
I'm having two problems:
1) The remote instance process just dies every couple of days. I posted this on another thread as well. It doesn't matter if it has "console" on or not. (I thought maybe a script was closing the window.)
2) Even though I'm typing away on the machine with the remote sensor on it (i.e., the remote instance), the event that the keyboard or mouse has stopped triggers. This happens about once a day.
Since keyboard or mouse stopping turns off my monitor, I've had to remote into my machine to turn the monitor back on. I telling you this to indicate the importance of getting this fixed -- but also a very curious behavior.
If I remote into my machine with the remote instance, nothing surprising happens. However, if I remote into my machine with HS and the KMS host running, the event triggers as on -- even though I disabled KM detection on the HS/host machine.
KMS is a great idea and when it works it's great. However....
Tahl
I'm having two problems:
1) The remote instance process just dies every couple of days. I posted this on another thread as well. It doesn't matter if it has "console" on or not. (I thought maybe a script was closing the window.)
2) Even though I'm typing away on the machine with the remote sensor on it (i.e., the remote instance), the event that the keyboard or mouse has stopped triggers. This happens about once a day.
Since keyboard or mouse stopping turns off my monitor, I've had to remote into my machine to turn the monitor back on. I telling you this to indicate the importance of getting this fixed -- but also a very curious behavior.
If I remote into my machine with the remote instance, nothing surprising happens. However, if I remote into my machine with HS and the KMS host running, the event triggers as on -- even though I disabled KM detection on the HS/host machine.
KMS is a great idea and when it works it's great. However....
Tahl
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