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If you’re an IT administrator managing multiple copies of Visio and Office , this post explains some changes and improvements we’ve made to the deployment experience for Visio Visio deployment is a little different than Office deployment, and this article will illustrate all those differences.

Volume Activation Methods

There are two supported volume activation methods for Visio and Office

• Key Management Service (KMS). KMS uses a host computer to establish an activation service on your local company network. With a KMS host you can activate thousands of computers at the same time when they regularly connect to the company network. If you use a KMS host to activate Office or Visio , you can use the same host to activate Windows.
  
  
• Multiple Activation Key (MAK). With MAK, each computer activates Office and Visio with the Microsoft hosted activation servers over the Internet or by phone. MAK is recommended when you have fewer than 50 computers to activate, and for computers that are not regularly connected to the company network.

For more information about those activation methods, see this article on TechNet. There’s also a great blog post on the Office Engineering blog that talks about the differences between these methods.

Visio Single Image

Visio comes in one single-image SKU. This means that the edition of Visio installed is determined by the key that is used to install it. There are three different Visio editions: Standard, Professional, and Premium. (For more info on the three editions, see this previous post).

Before you deploy Visio to your users, you need to decide which edition(s) of Visio you want to deploy.

The Visio Single Image SKU is prepopulated with a Visio Premium KMS client key. This means that if you deploy the Visio Single Image SKU without making any changes, you will be deploying Visio Premium If you want to deploy different editions, you need to take additional steps.

Benefits of Single Image Architecture

Visio ’s new single image architecture was designed to make it easier for organizations to manage multiple editions of Visio Some of the benefits of single image include:

• Only one set of bits to download and mange for multiple editions
• Ability to change editions without having to reinstall Visio
• Support for upgrading and downgrading editions

Changing Editions of Visio

If you’re planning on deploying a different edition of Visio (other than Premium), or deploying multiple editions of Visio, you will need to install the correct product key based on the edition you want. This section is targeted towards those who are using KMS as the activation method, though you can use the same tools to install the correct MAK key. Here are some different options to help you manage this easily:

1. Pre-deployment

By default, the KMS client key in the Visio Single Image SKU is the Visio Premium key. You may use the “Enter another product key” under the “Licensing and user interface” section in the Office Customization Tool (OCT) to enter the correct KMS client key:



SKU	Key
Visio Premium	D9DWC-HPYVV-JGF4P-BTWQB-WX8BJ
Visio Professional	7MCW8-VRQVK-GT-PDJCM-Q8TCP
Visio Standard	HD-QGMWX-8QTDB-9G3R2-KHFGJ

If you don’t enter the key in the OCT, then you can also enter the key in the cromwellpsi.com file.

2. Post-deployment: Use VAMT

If you’ve already deployed and installed Visio Premium and want to change editions, it’s easy to do so, and you don’t need to reinstall Visio. Using the Volume Activation Management Tool, you can change the key for every installation of Visio client installed.

After you change the product key for an installation of Visio , you will need to restart Visio twice for the changes to take effect. From then on Visio will update and run as the edition specified by the new key.

You can download and get more information about VAMT here.

There’s also a great video here that shows how to use VAMT.

3. Post-deployment: cromwellpsi.com script

The Office Software Protection Platform script (cromwellpsi.com script) enables you to configure volume editions of Office client products. With this script, you can change which keys are used for specific Visio installations. This is the command you can use to change the key:

cscript cromwellpsi.com /inpkey:<Visio key>

For more information on how to use this script, see this article on TechNet.

Deploying Multiple Editions of Visio

The above section talked about how you can change the edition of Visio before installing the single image SKU, and even after you’ve already installed Visio

If you’re planning on deploying multiple editions of Visio in your organization, we recommend you do one of the following:

1. Keep multiple copies of the Visio Single Image SKU
   
   Follow the steps above to customize the single image SKU for each edition of Visio you are planning on deploying, and keep them around.
   
2. Use VAMT or the cromwellpsi.com script to monitor and change editions of Visio in your organization. VAMT and cromwellpsi.com make it easy to manage multiple editions of Visio, and you have the option of either a graphical interface or a command line script.

While we recognize that Visio ’s single image SKU requires a little bit of planning before deployment, we hope the benefits of it will save you time in the long run.

As always, let us know if you have any feedback on Visio , Visio Services, or suggestions for blog posts you would like to see.

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