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more complex and generally would be best performed by individuals skilled in the installation and
management of Microsoft SQL Server 2005 servers and/or clusters.
Deciding Your Installation Scenario
MSP installations can vary in complexity from straightforward to very complex.
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The simplest installation can provide full functionality and keep all of the MSP
Components on one server along with SQL Server. This can be achieved via the typical
setup type option.
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Depending upon your installation requirements, IT policies and the number of devices
that will be supported, the MSP components may need to be spread across multiple
servers.
The arrangement of the following MSP components needs to be considered when planning an
MSP installation:
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MSP Core Database {hosted by SQL Server 2005 Database Engine}
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MSP Analysis Database {hosted by SQL Server 2005 Analysis Services (SSAS)}
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MSP Web {hosted by Internet Information Services (IIS)}
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MSP Services {Windows Services}
Common Installation Scenarios
Scenario Setup Type
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New installation on one server with or without Data
Collection and Analysis
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Upgrade from 3.1/3.1.1 on one server with or without
Data Collection and Analysis
Typical
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New installation without Analysis where the instance
of Microsoft SQL Server 2005 is on a second,
separate server
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Upgrade from 3.1/3.1.1 on one server without
Analysis where the instance of Microsoft SQL Server
2005 is on a second, separate server
Typical
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Using Windows authentication to the Microsoft SQL
Server 2005 database
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New installation or upgrade from 3.1 or 3.1.1 with
Analysis where the instance of Microsoft SQL Server
2005 is on a second, separate server
Custom