Hướng dẫn cài đặt SharePoint Server 2007

In the E-Mail Services dialog box, select the POP3 Service option, then click the OK button: In the Windows Components Wizard dialog box, click the Next button to begin the POP3 e-mail

Part 1: Getting Started, Installing IIS, and Installing NET Framework 2.0

Start by building a VPC “base image” with a clean installation of Windows Server 2003

VPC settings:

Memory: set a value which is at least half of the physical memory on your host

machine

Networking: 1 adapter, mapped to a network adapter on your local machine

Install Virtual Machine Additions:

VPC Actions menu > Install or Update Virtual Machine Additions

Perform Windows Update inside the virtual machine

Select Start > All Programs > Windows Update

Follow the instructions and install all available updates, including Internet Explorer 7

Install IIS with NET Framework 2.0

Select Start > Control Panel > Add or Remove Programs:

In the Add or Remove Programs dialog box, click the Add / Remove Windows Components button on the left side:

In the Windows Components Wizard dialog box, highlight the Application Server option, then click the Details button:

In the Application Server dialog box, highlight the Internet Information Services (IIS) option, then click the Details button:

In the Internet Information Services (IIS) dialog box, highlight the World Wide Web Service option, then click the Details button:

In the World Wide Web Service dialog box, select the Active Server Pages option, the Server Side Includes option, and the World Wide Web Service option, then click the OK button:

Click OK twice more to close the dialog boxes and return to the Windows

Components Wizard dialog box:

Scrolling down the list of options, locate and deselect the Internet Explorer Enhanced Security Configuration option:

Scrolling a bit further down the list of options, locate and select the Microsoft NET Framework 2.0 option:

Click the Next button to begin the IIS installation; you may be asked to insert the

Windows Server installation media

When the installation is complete, click the Finish button:

You should now have a fully-functional IIS web server installed inside your VPC image.

In Part 2, we'll look at how to install and configure POP3 email service inside the VPC image

Part 2: Installing and Configuring POP3 Email

Select Start > Control Panel > Add or Remove Programs:

In the Add or Remove Programs dialog box, click the Add / Remove Windows Components button on the left side:

In the Windows Components Wizard dialog box, highlight the E-mail Services option, then click the Details button:

In the E-Mail Services dialog box, select the POP3 Service option, then click the OK

button:

In the Windows Components Wizard dialog box, click the Next button to begin the

POP3 e-mail installation; you may be asked to insert the Windows Server installation media

When the installation is complete, click the Finish button:

Select Start > Administrative Tools > POP3 Service:

Select the server name in the right pane, then click the Server Properties link:

In the Properties dialog box, select Local Windows Accounts for the authentication method, select None for the logging level, deselect Secure Password

Authentication, deselect Always create an associated user for new mailboxes, then click the OK button:

When prompted to restart the SMTP service, click the Yes button:

Select the server name in the right pane, then click the Start POP3 Service link:

Select the server name in the left pane, then click the New Domain link:

In the Add Domain dialog box, enter a local domain name, such as mycompany.loc, then click the OK button:

In the left pane, expand the server name branch to display the new domain name, select

the domain name, then click the Add Mailbox link:

In the Add Mailbox dialog box, enter the server administrator account, then click the

OK button:

When the mailbox setup is complete, click the OK button:

You should now have a fully-functional POP3 email service installed inside your VPC image

In Part 3, we’ll look at how to install and configure the Outlook 2007 client inside the VPC image for sending and receiving emails

Part 3: Installing and Configuring Outlook 2007

Insert the Office 2007 installation media, start the installation, enter the Product Key,

then click the Continue button:

Read the license agreement very carefully, select the I accept checkbox, then click the Continue button:

On the Choose the installation you want screen, select the Customize button:

Deselect all of the listed applications except Microsoft Office Outlook, then click the

Install Now button:

When the installation is complete, click the Close button:

Select Start > All Programs > Microsoft Office > Microsoft Office Outlook 2007, then click the Next button to begin the Outlook 2007 Startup wizard:

On the E-mail Accounts screen, select Yes, then click the Next button:

On the Auto Account Setup screen, select the Manually configure server settings

or additional server types option, then click the Next button:

On the Choose E-mail Service screen, select Internet E-mail, then click the Next

button:

On the Internet E-mail Settings screen, enter the following information:

Your Name: Administrator

E-mail Address: Administrator@mycompany.loc (replace mycompany.loc with the

domain entered during the POP3 e-mail setup)

Account Type: POP3

Incoming mail server: vpc02 (replace vpc02 with the name of your virtual server) Outgoing mail server (SMTP): vpc02 (replace vpc02 with the name of your virtual

server)

User Name: Administrator

Password: enter the Administrator’s password

Require logon using SPA: no

After the settings are entered, click the Test Account Settings button to test the

settings:

If the settings were entered properly, a Congratulations! message will be displayed; click the Close button to return to the Internet E-mail Settings screen:

On the Internet E-mail Settings screen, click the Next button to proceed:

When the e-mail setup is complete, click the Finish button:

When the Microsoft Office Activation Wizard screen appears, ensure that you are able to access the internet from within your virtual machine, select the I want to activate the software over the Internet option, then click the Next button:

When the software is successfully activated, click the Close button:

On the Privacy Options screen, deselect all of the options, then click the Next button:

On the Sign up for Microsoft Update screen, select the I don’t want to use Microsoft Update option, then click the Finish button:

In the Instant Search dialog box, click the No button:

In the RSS Feeds dialog box, click the No button:

In the Microsoft Outlook window, you should see the Microsoft Office Outlook Test Message displayed in the Inbox and the preview pane:

To test the email functionality, click the New button to create a new email message,

then send it to the email account that you configured

(Administrator@mycompany.loc, in this case):

After the message is sent, click the Send / Receive button to retrieve the new message

from the email service:

You should now have a fully-functional Outlook 2007 client installed inside your VPC image for sending and receiving email.

In Part 4, we’ll look at how to install and configure the NET framework inside the VPC image

Part 4: Installing and Configuring the NET Framework

Install the NET 3.0 Framework

Download the NET 3.0 Framework:

Filename: dotnetfx3setup.exe Download URL: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?

familyid=10CC340B-F857-4A14-83F5-25634C3BF043

Copy the dotnetfx3setup.exe file into the VPC image and execute the file:

In the Welcome to Setup dialog box, read the license agreement very carefully, select the I have read and ACCEPT the terms of the License Agreement option, and click the Install button:

When the setup is complete, click the Exit button:

Allow ASP.NET 2.0 Web Service Extensions in IIS

Select Start > Administrative Tools > Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager

In the Internet Information Services management console, expand the server name

in the left pane, then select Web Service Extensions:

In the right pane, select ASP.NET v2.0.50727, then click the Allow button:

You should now have a fully-functional NET framework installed inside your VPC image.

In Part 5, we’ll look at how to install and configure SQL Server 2005 inside the VPC image for storing our MOSS 2007 data

Part 5: Installing SQL Server 2005

Insert the SQL Server 2005 installation media, start the installation, then click Install: Server components, tools, Books Online, and samples:

In the End User License Agreement dialog box, read the agreement very carefully, select the I accept the licensing terms and conditions checkbox, then click the Next button:

In the Installing Prerequisites dialog box, click the Install button:

When the components are successfully installed, click the Next button:

On the installation wizard welcome screen, click the Next button:

On the System Configuration Check screen, after all tests have finished successfully, click the Next button:

On the Registration Information screen, enter your Name and Company, then click the Next button:

On the Components to Install screen, click the Advanced button:

On the Feature Selection screen, select the following features to be installed on the local hard drive, then click the Next button:

Database Services (all)

Analysis Services (all)

Reporting Services (all)

Integration Services

Client Components (all)

Documentation, Samples, and Sample Databases

SQL Server Books OnlineSample Databases

AdventureWorks Sample OLTP

On the Instance Name screen, select Default instance, then click the Next button:

On the Service Account screen, select Use the built-in System account: Network service, select the SQL Server Agent and Analysis Services services to start at the end of setup, then click the Next button:

On the Authentication Mode screen, select Windows Authentication Mode, then click the Next button:

On the Collation Settings screen, select Collation designator and sort order: Latin1_General, then click the Next button:

On the Report Server Installation Options screen, select the Install but do not configure the server option, then click the Next button:

On the Error and Usage Report Settings screen, deselect both options, then click the Next button:

On the Ready to Install screen, review the selected installation options, then click the Install button:

When component installation is complete, click the Next button:

When setup is complete, click the Finish button:

You should now have a fully-functional SQL Server 2005 installed inside your VPC image.

In Part 6, we’ll look at how to configure SQL Server 2005 inside the VPC image for storing MOSS

2007 data

Part 6: Configuring SQL Server 2005

Select Start > All Programs > Microsoft SQL Server 2005 > Configuration Tools

> SQL Server Surface Area Configuration:

On the SQL Server 2005 Surface Area Configuration screen, click the Surface Area Configuration for Services and Connections link:

In the left pane, expand MSSQLSERVER, expand Database Engine, then select Remote Connections:

In the right pane, select the Local and remote connections option, select the Using TCP/IP and named pipes option, then click the Apply button:

In the Connection Settings Change Alert dialog box, click the OK button:

Click the OK button to close the SQL Server 2005 Surface Area Configuration

screen:

Select Start > All Programs > Microsoft SQL Server 2005 > SQL Server

Management Studio:

In the Connect to Server dialog box, leave the default settings and click the Connect

button:

In the Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio window, right-click on the server name in the left pane, then select Properties:

In the Server Properties dialog box, select Memory in the left pane:

In the right pane, adjust the Maximum server memory to a value which is half of the memory allocated to your virtual machine, then click the OK button; in this case, we’ve

allocated 1000MB of memory to the virtual machine, so the SQL Server memory was set

to 500MB:

You should now have a fully-functional SQL Server 2005 installed inside your VPC image for storing MOSS data.

In Part 7, we’ll look at how to install SQL Server 2005 Service Pack 1 (SP1)

Part 8: Creating the MOSS Accounts

Create the SQLService Local User Account

Select Start > Administrative Tools > Computer Management:

In the left pane of the Computer Management window, expand System Tools, expand Local Users and Groups, then select Users:

Select from the menu: Action > New User:

In the New User dialog box, enter the following information, then click the Create

button:

User name: SQLService

Password: enter a password

Confirm password: repeat the password

User must change password at next logon: No

User cannot change password: No

Password never expires: Yes

Account is disabled: No

After the new user is created, the New User dialog box is cleared; click the Close

button:

Select the new SQLService user in the right pane, then select from the menu: Action > Properties:

Select the Member Of tab in the SQLService Properties dialog box, then click the Add button:

In the Select Groups dialog box, enter the Administrators group into the text area, then click the Check Names button:

If the entry is typed correctly, it will be validated against the groups configured on the

virtual server; click the OK button after the validation is complete:

The new SQLService user is now a member of the Administrators group, as shown in the SQLService Properties dialog box; click the OK button to accept the changes:

Add the SQLService User Account to SQL Server

Select Start > All Programs > Microsoft SQL Server 2005 > SQL Server

Management Studio:

In the Connect to Server dialog box, leave the default settings and click the Connect

button:

In the left pane of the Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio window, expand the server name, expand Security, right-click on Logins, then select New Login:

In the Login – New dialog box, click the Search button:

In the Select User or Group dialog box, enter SQLService into the text area, then click the Check Names button:

If the entry is typed correctly, it will be validated against the users configured on the

virtual server; click the OK button after the validation is complete:

Ensure that the Windows authentication is selected, then Server Roles in the left

pane:

In the right pane, select dbcreator and securityadmin, then click the OK button:

You should now have the accounts needed by MOSS to operate inside the virtual machine.

In Part 9, we’ll look at how to install and configure the MOSS 2007 application inside the VPC image

Part 9: Installing and Configuring the MOSS 2007 Application

Install the MOSS 2007 Application

Insert the MOSS 2007 installation media, start the installation, enter the Enterprise product key, then click the Continue button:

On the Read the Microsoft Software License Terms screen, read the agreement very carefully, select the I accept the terms of this agreement checkbox, then click the Continue button:

On the Choose the installation you want screen, click the Advanced button:

On the Server Type tab, select the Complete option, then click the Install Now

button: