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34 Mobility Services Platform 3.2.1 Software Installation Guide
MSP Components Involved
The MSP components refer to the individual parts of MSP that are installed on the corresponding
prerequisite components described above. The breakdown of MSP into its components also
appears in the Installer Feature tree within the actual MSP installation application. Hence, we
have tried to use the same naming conventions. It is important to understand how each of the
required MSP components fit into the overall system. The details and placement may vary
depending on your setup, but each of them must be present for all setup types. Use the diagram
provided below to see how each of the components fit together to form the complete system.
The MSP Web Application is an ASP.NET web application which runs on the IIS6 web service
and requires the .NET Framework 2.0. The MSP application uses the windows file system on the
server that it is installed on to store necessary program files and folders used for temporary file
storage. The MSP Server application also has seven Windows Services that perform various
tasks during normal operation. These are created by the installation program.
Both the MSP Web Application and the MSP Services require a connection to a SQL Server 2005
Database Engine to store the core data. Your MSP installation may or may not also require a
SQL Server 2005 Analysis Service connection depending on the MSP feature set you intend to
use. The following sections provide assistance in deciding the proper setup type based on your
specific enterprise needs. You must carefully consider the install options you have for each
component which in turn requires an understanding of how they all work together. Figure 19 and
Figure 20 illustrate the purpose of each component and the connections that must be made
between them.
Figure 19