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Installing Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2 Standard Edition for Small Business (part 2) - Planning

12/17/2013 2:46:37 AM
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2.1. Planning

The SQL Server Installation Center provides a wealth of information. All that reading might be daunting at first, but at least 90 percent of a successful installation is in the planning. So the planning page is where we’ll start.

2.1.1. Hardware and Software Requirements

Click the Hardware And Software Requirements link to see the minimum hardware and software requirements to install and run SQL Server 2008 R2. The link is to the MSDN SQL Server Developer Center.

2.1.2. Security Documentation

Click the Security Documentation link for advice on security measures. Click the links under the heading Before Installing SQL Server, shown in Figure 3, for best practices.

Figure 3. Online SQL Server security documentation


2.1.3. Online Release Notes

The Online Release Notes link takes you to the latest updates about the SQL Server installation. The Release Notes document is available only online and is not on the installation media.

2.1.4. System Configuration Checker

The System Configuration Checker examines the computer for possible installation problems. After it runs, select Show Details to see the rules and results as shown in Figure 4. Problems detected by the System Configuration Checkers must be corrected before installation can continue. For even more details, click the View Detailed Report link.

Figure 4. The System Configuration Checker results


2.1.5. Install Upgrade Advisor

Click Install Upgrade Advisor if you already have either SQL Server 2005 or SQL Server 2008 installed. Upgrade Advisor will check for any issues that need to be addressed before installing SQL Server 2008 R2.

2.1.6. Online Installation Help

The Online Installation Help link connects to the MSDN Library, specifically to the Installation How-To section for SQL Server 2008 R2.

2.1.7. How to Get Started with SQL Server 2008 R2 Failover Clustering

Click the SQL Server 2008 R2 Failover Clustering link to view information on building a SQL Server cluster. A two-node cluster can be built but will require additional licensed copies of SQL Server and Windows Server 2008.

2.1.8. How to Get Started with a PowerPivot for SharePoint Standalone Server Installation

Click the PowerPivot link for information on setting up PowerPivot for SharePoint as either a new installation or with an existing SharePoint server.

2.1.9. Upgrade Documentation
Click the Upgrade Documentation link to connect to online topics, including “Version and Edition Upgrades,” which lists the supported paths.
 
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