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"Cannot bind parameter 'ProductVersion'" error when you run New-Item cmdlet to install CAL in Windows Server 2016

Windows Server 2016

Symptom

When you try to install Client Access Licenses (CAL) for Windows Server 2016 by using the New-Item cmdlet and specify 5 as the ProductVersion parameter, the following error occurs:

PS > New-Item -path RDS:\LicenseServer\LicenseKeyPacks -InstallOption INSTALL -ConnectionMethod AUTO -L
icenseType agreement -ProductVersion 5 -AgreementNumber <i>AgreementNumber</i> -AgreementType X -ProductType X -LicenseCount x
New-Item : Cannot bind parameter 'ProductVersion'. Cannot validate argument "5" because it does not belong to the set
"0, 1, 2, 3, 4".
At line:1 char:1
+ New-Item -path RDS:\LicenseServer\LicenseKeyPacks -InstallOption INST ...
+ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
    + CategoryInfo          : InvalidData: (RDS:\LicenseSer...LicenseKeyPack>:String) [New-Item], ParameterBindingExce
   ption
    + FullyQualifiedErrorId : ArgumentError,Microsoft.PowerShell.Commands.NewItemCommand 

Cause

This error is due to a parameter check issue in the New-Item cmdlet. Installing with New-Item is no longer supported.

Resolution

To resolve this issue, use the InstallAgreementLicenseKeyPack method instead of New-Item. For example:

$KeyPack = Get-WMI Win32_TSLicenseKeyPack
$KPParameter = $KeyPack.GetMethodParameters("InstallAgreementLicenseKeyPack") 
# AgreementType:
# SELECT=0, ENTERPRISE=1, CAMPUS=2, SCHOOL=3, SERVICE_PROVIDER=4, OTHER=5
$KPParameter["AgreementType"] = X
$KPParameter["sAgreementNumber"] = X
# ProductVersion:
# Win2000=0, Win2003=1, Win2008/2008R2=2, Win2012/2012R2=4, Win2016=5
$KPParameter["ProductVersion"] = X
# ProductType:
# Per Device=0, Per User=1, Internet=2, FREE=3, VDI=4, VDIP=5, VDI Suite=6
$KPParameter["ProductType"] = X
# LicenseCount
$KPParameter["LicenseCount"] = X
# Call InstallAgreementLicenseKeyPack().
$KeyPack.InvokeMethod("InstallAgreementLicenseKeyPack", $KPParameter, $null)