How can I install SQL Server 2008 inWindows Server 2008 In this guide I have used the 180 Evaluation version of Microsoft SQL Server 2008 Enterprise Edition, this was installed on a Windows Server 2008 which had been pre-configured with AD, DHCP, WDS, IIS. This is a LAB environment, and for the purpose of this guide it's irrelevant that AD,DHCP and WDS are running on this server. in production of course you would want to separate server roles. Your results may vary, try this on a lab computer to verify the steps needed and how they work for you. This Post is NOT SCCM specific and is provided as is to help you get up and running in a lab environment. The specific roles installed in this sample install are not in any way customised for an SCCM install. In a Production environment, you should consult Technet to verify best practices for where to install SQL and to separate the DB and LOG files to SAN drives if appropriate. If you are installing SQL for SCCM then install it on the same server that you will install SCCM on.. Insert the DVD or mount the iso (SQLFULL_ENU.iso), once done double click on setup.exe in case it doesn't autorun. If you get a requirements needed message click ok so that it can install them (updated .NET framework and Windows Installer) Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 SP1 update Accept the license agreement for the .NET update and click install The actual installation seems to take a few minutes.... if it fails it will give you an error log, you can try installing it again or read the installation issues readme. Windows Installer 4.5 Update Next you may be promted to install a hotfix (KB942288), click Ok. if you were prompted to install the hotfix then you'll be asked to Restart, so lets do that... after the restart and now that we've updated those two components run setup.exe again from the SQL 2008 iso (dvd). You should see the following . In my case i got one warning (telling me that installing SQL server on a domain controller is not recommended) but I choose to ignore that warning.Planning phase click on System Configuration Checker to check our system for any problems that may prevent SQL 2008 from installing/working. in the new window that appears. Installation Click on Installation in the left pane. release notes. here you can see many more options for your SQL server (hardware requirements. . security documentation. upgrade advisor and more). choose the first option which is a new SQL server stand-alone installation.Clicking ok brings you back to the SQL 2008 main menu. .setup support rules this is turn will do a quick test for setup support rules. click next when done.click ok to continue at this point you can use the drop down menu to select a different SQL version (we dont need to) or input your SQL Server product key. . accept the license terms and click next . ..click install to install setup support files. . the domain controller one (safe to ignore) and my windows firewall telling me that the appropriate ports should be opened .once again. I was presented with another setup support rules test result this time with two warnings. Feature Selection I chose to Select All and left the path of the install as default. .I clicked next. Instance Configuration I left these options as default . so I clicked next to continue .Disk Space Requirements The disk space requirements gave me a green ok arrow. Server Configuration Note: if you need to change collation. Otherwise. or verify it then click on the Collation Tab. click on Account Name to the right of SQL Server Agent and enter your the administrator/password values . click next Database Engine Configuration You can adjust the user settings here depending on your security preferences . Quote Beginning in SQL Server 2005. significant changes were implemented to help ensure that SQL Server was more secure than previous versions. . These changes will affect your security planning for SQL Server. for the purpose of this guide.” This means that internal accounts are protected and separated into operating system functions and SQL Server functions. SQL Server 2008 leverages the User Account Control (UAC) found in Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008. These measures include: The ability to provision one or more Windows principals into the Sysadmin server role inside SQL Server. This option is available during SQL Server Setup. The Surface Area Configuration (SAC) tool has been removed. SQL Server 2008 continues the security hardening process by introducing more changes to the server and database components. The changes introduced in SQL Server 2008 further decrease the surface and attack areas for the server and its databases by instituting a policy of “Least Privileged Authority. Changes included a “secure by design. if this or any options confuse you then click on help in the bottom right corner of the installer. and replaced by poliycbased management and changes in the Configuration Manager tool. secure by default. and help you create a more complete security profile for your system. we will add the local administrator by clicking on Add Current User. and secure in deployment” strategy designed to protect the server instance and its databases from security attacks. ) . assuming you are doing this as local administrator..For Analysis Services configuration.. enter the same value (add current user. for the Reporting Services configuration. I left the default value (native) . choose your Error and Usage reporting settings and click next . ..your installation Rules will get a quick check.. click next to see 'Ready to install' summary' . (time for lots of coffee....) .click install to start the installation. After dinner it was completed . one more click and then it's all completed. . :-) . Enable Named Pipes and TCP/IP in your SQL server protocols (by default they are .Note: This step is optional for troubleshooting Kerberos authentication issues. The named pipes protocol is not required for Configuration Manager 2007 site database operations and should only be used for troubleshooting kerberos authentication problems. disabled). choose restart . do the same for TCP/IP. and choose Protocols for MSSQLSERVER (or whatever your SQL server instance is called). start up your SQL Server Configuration Manager. Right click on named pipes and set to enable. expand SQL Server Network Configuration in the left pane. and in the right pane right click on SQL Server (MSSQLSERVER). once done you must Restart the SQL server service (click on SQL Server Services in the left pane. then merely add the Computer account as a member of the Local Administrators group on that server as in the screenshot below.Final configuration Give the site server computer account Admin rights to the site system Note: if you have setup SQL on a server which is NOT the active directory domain controller. . However.. if you are installing an All In One server (DC with SQL etc. and verify that Advanced Features are selected under View .) then do as follows: Start up Active Directory Users and Computers.. choose properties and click on the Members Tab. highlight Administrators in the right pane and right click. click Add. .Select Builtin in the Left pane. Contacts. Computers or Groups window appears.when the Select Users. choose Object Types . when the Object Types window appears. followed by Find Now . put a checkmark in the Computers option click Advanced. . .add the computer account by clicking it's name and Ok. Click Ok again and now you should see the computer account added . highlight Protocols for <Instancename> and double click on TCPIP in the right pane . and expand SQL Server Network Configuration on the left pane.Check TCPIP properties for listening IP address in SQL Server Configuration Manager Start up the SQL Server Configuration Manager. Click on the IP Addresses tab . change the Status from Disabled (default) to Enabled for both the Servers local ip and localhost values (see screenshots) . restart the SQL service to make the changes work . Side note: To open the firewall for Windows Server 2008 read this post .that's it ! all Done.
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