Steve
Wed May 03 13:42:55 CDT 2006
Mike -
I've spent the last few days building a box almost identical to your
CRM Demo box described below. One, potentially significant difference,
is the machine is built on Win Svr 2k3 Enterprise, not SBS.
I've installed:
1) Win Svr Ent.
2) All Windows Updates
3) SQL Svr 2k5
4) Exchange 2003 Enterprise, SP2
5) CRM 3.0 Server
6) CRM Exchange E-mail router
7) Windows Sharepoint Services, SP2
The point of the machine is to demo CRM, Sharepoint, and integration
between the two. There are plans to expand the demo capabilities in the
future, at which time it's understood we may need addl. hardware.
I've run into a roadblock. I need to install a couple of Sharepoint
webparts that integrate Sharepoint with CRM. These webparts require
that MS Office, *including Outlook*, be installed on the Sharepoint
server.
Do you know what I can do to get Outlook installed on this box safely?
How much of your April 26 post is transferable to this situation?
Thanks,
Steve
Mike R wrote:
> Building CRM One Box Demonstration Machine
>
> Updated: October 13, 2005
>
>
>
> Disclaimer:
>
> 1. One Box Demo CRM configuration is NOT supported for production. It
> is for Demonstration only
>
> 2. One Box Exchange and Outlook configuration is NOT supported for
> production. It is for Demonstration only
>
>
>
> OVERVIEW
>
> This documentation gives you step by step guidance on how to install CRM
> server and client on one physical or virtual machine for demonstration
> purpose.
>
>
>
> High Level Install Sequence
>
> 1. Install SBS
>
> 2. Install Outlook
>
> 3. Install CRM Server
>
> 4. Install Client
>
>
>
> Required Software
>
> 1. Small Business Server 2003 Premium Edition (This version comes with
> SQL 2000 SP3a)
>
> 2. Microsoft CRM 3.0 Server & Client
>
> 3. Microsoft Outlook 2003
>
> 4. Optional - Microsoft VirtualPC
>
>
>
> Required Hardware
>
> 1. Processor - 550 MHz or faster
>
> 2. Memory - 512 MB or more
>
> 3. Disk Space - 6 GB or more
>
>
>
> INSTALL PROCEDURES
>
> Install SBS
>
> 1. Install SBS 2003 Premium
>
> a. Install Exchange 2003 as part of the setup
>
> b. Install SQL Standard as part of the setup
>
> 2. Install SQL 2000 SP4
>
> 3. Go to Windows Update and install all the SPs and Hotfixes (You
> might have to visit the windows update multiple times because not everything
> gets installed the first time)
>
>
>
> Note: Once the above configuration is done, you can run the CRM server setup
> without further additional steps
>
>
>
> Install Outlook 2003
>
> 1. Install Outlook 2003 per their instruction
>
> 2. Reboot
>
> 3. Go to Mail under Control Panel
>
> 4. Add a new profile
>
> a. Specify the profile name
>
> b. Select new email account
>
> c. Specify Microsoft Exchange Server
>
> d. Specify Exchange address
>
> e. Specify mailbox account
>
> 5. Launch Outlook
>
> 6. Ignore the warning about incompatible issue between Exchange and
> Outlook
>
> 7. Verify that the user can read and send email
>
> 8. Install Office 2003 SP1
>
>
>
> Install CRM Server
>
> 1. Run SetupServer.exe
>
> 2. Type in the License Key - XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX
>
> 3. Accept EULA
>
> 4. Choose Standard Install Mode
>
> 5. Name Organization - "Adventure Works Cycle"
>
> 6. SQM option - leave default
>
> 7. EDW checks - If everything is green or has one yellow warning, move
> forward with the setup.
>
> 8. Reboot upon completion
>
> 9. Verify that the Server is working properly
>
>
>
> Install CRM Client
>
> Note: You can only install either the FAT/Laptop client or the LIGHT/Desktop
> client on the demo box. You cannot install both. FAT client will give you
> more functionality but it will run somewhat slower. Choose whichever you
> need.
>
>
>
> Steps to allow both Client to be installed on Server
>
> 1. Find mapisvc.inf in windows\system32. Rename it to
> mapisvc-backup.inf
>
> 2. Copy mapisvc.inf from program files\common files\system\msmapi\1033
> to windows\system32
>
>
>
> Client Install (LIGHT/Desktop client)
>
> 1. Type RegEdit in the Run menu under the Windows Start menu
>
> 2. Navigate to My
> Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion
>
> 3. Update the ProgramFilesDir to C:\Program Files\Microsoft CRM Client
>
> 4. Go create a folder called "Microsoft CRM Client" underneath
> C:\program files
>
> 5. Run SetupClient.exe
>
> 6. Choose LIGHT/Desktop client setup
>
> 7. Accept EULA
>
> 8. Specify Server URL -
http://localhost:5555
>
> 9. EDW Checks - Ignore the warning about Client cannot be installed on
> Exchange
>
> 10. Reboot upon completion
>
> 11. Verify that the client is working properly
>
>
>
> Client Install (FAT/Laptop client)
>
> 1. Run SetupClient.exe
>
> 2. Choose FAT/Laptop client setup
>
> 3. Accept EULA
>
> 4. Install prerequisites
>
> a. MSDE 2000
>
> b. MSDE Hotfix
>
> 5. Specify Server URL -
http://localhost:5555
>
> 6. SQM option - leave default
>
> 7. Change the Default Install location to - C:\program files\Microsoft
> CRM Client
>
> 8. EDW Checks - Ignore the warning about Client cannot be installed on
> Exchange
>
> 9. Reboot upon completion
>
> 10. Verify that the client is working properly