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::* This allows your instance of SQL Server to be visible on your internal network. | ::* This allows your instance of SQL Server to be visible on your internal network. | ||
::* If you are using another firewall beside Windows, please allow the same type access as described in the article. | ::* If you are using another firewall beside Windows, please allow the same type access as described in the article. | ||
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'''NOTE''': Setup a shared folder named "IBSSQL" and grant '''Everyone''' full access rights. | '''NOTE''': Setup a shared folder named "IBSSQL" and grant '''Everyone''' full access rights. | ||
Revision as of 18:46, 11 March 2015
Microsoft SQL Server 2008
Direct's new products are built on top of industry standard Microsoft SQL Server 2008. Some of the benefits include speed, reliability and cost. The express edition is FREE, holds databases up to 10Gb in size, and is intended for up to 15 users.
Requirements
The following requirements must be met before Direct Systems can install their software. Upon completion, support staff must have access to the server, logged in as the same user that installed the database.
1. Install Microsoft SQL Server 2008 with SQL Server Management Studio
- If possible, install on the same server where the program files will be located.
- On the website SQL Server Management Studio is called Management Tools.
- When prompted to supply credentials, we suggest choosing "Windows Authentication". If you choose to supply a password, please make note of it.
- We suggest using Microsoft Web Platform to install. It runs seamlessly and automatically detects 32-bit/64-bit.
- Download and run Web Platform
- Search for "SQL Server 2008"
- Select "SQL Server 2008" and "SQL Server Management Studio"
- SQL Server Instance should be named IBS (e.g., servername\IBS)
2. Enable remote connection to SQL Server 2008
- This allows TCP access and the use of SQL Server Authentication
- Express edition's default installation doesn’t allow remote connection so you have to enable it manually.
3. Configure Window's Firewall for Database Engine Access
- This allows your instance of SQL Server to be visible on your internal network.
- If you are using another firewall beside Windows, please allow the same type access as described in the article.
- The SQL Server Browser Service uses UDP port 1434
NOTE: Setup a shared folder named "IBSSQL" and grant Everyone full access rights.
