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The only legit way you can rent a Windows license is via SPLA.

SPINVPS offers KVM Virtualization for all our VPS range and it uses SSD storage on all 4 european/US locations ( USA, Germany, France, Romania). Various Linux Distributions & Windows License

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Have you tried cleared your browser cache & cookies, this is linked to some form of protection used to secure the admin portal in WHMCS, and is nothing to do with having a valid license or not

session_name("WHMCS");

expiring, I have already submitted a ticket to WHMCS but it usually takes 24 hours to get a response hopefully someone here knows a solution.

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Check a little closer. CentOS v6 uses 5.3.3. WHMCS supports 5.3.7+ but recommends 5.4. It is just as much trouble using 3rd party repos to upgrade to 5.3.7 as it is 5.4 and 5.4 appears to be more c

Does anyone know where I can purchase Windows License Keys in mass? I'm not interested in the SPLA program, just looking for something simple that I can rent a Windows License key.

This. I've tried some of their hooks and feel WHMCS is quite dev friendly. You just write whatever code you like and link it to WHMCS with a simple function.

http://docs.whmcs.com/Hooks:AfterModuleCreate

http://docs.whmcs.com/Hooks:PreModuleCreate

I'm tried onrahost was good and with free whmcs and ip.

I have been thinking of an imaginary WHMCS module for sometime. Now I'd like to share my idea, and am hoping to hear what you think.

Hmm, WHMCS supporting php 5.3 well past the EOL by PHP is good enough for most. Hell, PHP 5.4 is even EOL already. 5.6 is the only one still getting updates if I remember right. Next is 6.0.

* cPanel/WHM license - 9.99 EUR/mo. [~11.29 USD]

Delimiter has R1Soft backup in ATL for $4/100GB which includes a license, so if you don't need the full 500GB immediately you'll save some cash - or come in right at $20 for 500GB. http://www.delimite

Due to the fact WHMCS v6 does not support native CentOS v6 PHP we are being forced into considering doing some things we would rather not.