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Installation This password will be needed when installing Cleopatra Enterprise. Press the "Next" button. The "Collation settings" page needs no specific changes. Press the "Next" button. All configuration settings are now set and you are ready to start the actual installation. Press the "Install" button to start the installation. During the installation the progress will be shown. Press the "Next" button. Press the "Finish" button, to exit the installation. 5.1.4 Configuring MS SQL Server for Cleopatra Enterprise Cleopatra Enterprise requires some specific MS SQL Server settings. Below you will find all steps to configure these settings. In order to connect to an SQL server on a remote machine you need to make sure the firewall opens the port on which SQL server is listening (default 1433). You can do that in the "Control Panel" (see steps below) or by using the command line: "Netsh firewall set port opening tcp 1433 SQL_PORT_1433 ENABLE ALL". See "Opening a port on the firewall" for more information. Start the "SQL Server Configuration Manager". You can find this option in the Start menu in the option "Microsoft SQL Server 2005 => Configuration tools". The "SQL Server Configuration Manager" appears. Select "Protocols for MSSQLSERVER". Screen shot Double click the "TCP/IP" option. The "TCP/IP properties" dialog appears. Set the "Enabled" option to "Yes". Screen shot Select the "IP Addresses" tab. Make sure all "TCP Port" settings are set to "1433". Screen shot Press the "OK" button. The "TCP/IP properties" dialog is closed. The next step allows you to select the components to install. Screen shot Close the "SQL Server Configuration Manager". 75
Administrator training 5.1.5 Choosing an authentication mode When configuring the SQL server, you must select an authentication mode. There are two possible modes: Windows Authentication mode. This enables Windows Authentication and disables SQL Server Authentication. Mixed mode. This enables both Windows Authentication and SQL Server Authentication. Windows Authentication is always available and cannot be disabled. Microsoft advises to use Windows Authentication when possible. Disadvantages of SQL Server Authentication: If a user is a Windows domain user who has a login and password for Windows, he must still provide another (SQL Server) login and password to connect. SQL Server Authentication cannot use the "Kerberos security protocol". Windows offers additional password policies that are not available for SQL Server logins. Advantages of SQL Server Authentication: Allows SQL Server to support environments with mixed operating systems. Allows users to connect from unknown or untrusted domains. See "Choosing an Authentication Mode" on Microsoft's developer center pages for more detailed information. 5.1.6 Opening a Port on the firewall In order to connect to an SQL server on a remote machine you need to make sure the firewall opens the port on which SQL server is listening (default 1433). You can do that in the "Control Panel" (see steps below) or by using the command line: "Netsh firewall set port opening tcp 1433 SQL_PORT_1433 ENABLE ALL" Opening a port on the firewall: Select "Start" on the windows taskbar. Select the "Control panel". Select "Windows firewall". Select the "Exceptions" tab. Press the "Add port" button. The "Add port" dialog appears. Enter a "Name" Enter the "Port number" on which SQL server is listening Select "TCP". Press the "OK" button. The port is added. Press the "OK" button. 76 For local installations Microsoft SQL server express edition is available. Be aware that this version has its limitations. E.g. The express edition has 4 GB database size limit, the MSDE has a maximum of 2 GB database size. See the Microsoft documentation for detailed information.
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