Microsoft Sharepoint Products and Technologies Resource Kit eBook

958 Part IX: Maintaining a Server in Windows SharePoint Services
h. Click the plus sign (+) next to the Security folder to expand it.
i. Click the Logins icon to display the users in the right window pane.
To add WSSASPTester as a login name for SQL Server
1. Right-click the Login icon, and from the menu, select New Login.
2. On the SQL Server Login Properties page, find the ellipsis (…) button beside
Name to open the user list.
Note Make sure the domain name listed under List Names From is correct.
If this is a local system account, do not assign a domain-level account.
3. Scroll the list until you find WSSASPTester. Double-click the name, and it
should appear in the Add Name box. When it does, click OK.
4. Back on the SQL Sever Login Properties page, click the Server Roles tab.
Scroll down the list until you locate Database Creators, and click the check
box to select it.
5. Click the Database Access tab, and be sure that the master, model, tempdb,
and msdb check boxes are selected.
6. Click OK to finish adding the account.
Creating Virtual Sites and New IIS Virtual Directories to Hold Them
For this example, we’ll need two sites to work with: a Windows SharePoint Services
site and an empty ASP.NET site. You can start with either a subsite or a top-level site.
For this example, we’re going to assume we’re starting from scratch, including the
virtual site. Follow these steps:
1. Create file system directories to hold the virtual sites. These can be located anywhere,
but for our example, we are putting them at the top of the E drive.
2. Create a new directory named e:\OurNewSharePointSite. (This will hold the
Windows SharePoint Services site.)
3. Create another new directory named e:\OurNewASPNetSite.
4. Open the IIS administration console.
5. Click the plus sign (+) next to the server name to expand the tree.
6. Click the plus sign (+) next to the Web Sites folder to expand the tree.
7. Right-click the Web Sites folder, and select New and then Web Site. (This
opens the Web Site Creation Wizard.)
8. In the opening window of the wizard, click Next.