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Setting up CRM 2015 on Windows 2012 R2 and SQL 2014 Stand Alone

Setting up CRM 2015 on a New Virtual Windows 2012 R2 with SQL 2014

Install the Following Components

  • Services
  1. Indexing Service (Windows Search Service
  2. IIS Admin
  3. World Wide Web Publishing
  • Windows Data Access Components MDAC 6.0
  • Microsoft ASP.NET

 

Windows Search Service

The following method is use to install the Windows Search Service on Windows 2012 R2. The search feature is launched form the Server Manger (which will start by default as login as an administrator).

Click Add Roles and Features

Windows 2012 Add Roles and Features

 

Next

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Next (without selecting anything)

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With the Features, select Windows Search ServiceNext

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Select Install

Windows Search Service Feature

 

Select Close

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Run through the process again 

Click Add Roles and Features

Windows 2012 Add Roles and Features

 

Next

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Next (without selecting anything)

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This time select the Web Server (IIS)

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When prompted select Add Features

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Select Next

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Close

 

Installing SQL Server

When installing the SQL server, the required features are almost the default features with the following two ticks.

1. Database Engine Service

2. Full-Text and Semantic Extractions for Search

  CRM 2013 SQL 2012 Requirements

 

Additional IIS Feature to Add for IIS

CRM will work much better with IIS Dynamic Compression. The install this you follow the normal Roles and Features install, and find the section for:

Web Server Role (IIS)

Second option: Under Server Manager click Add roles and features       

  • Click Next for Role-based or featured-based installation       
  • Select Server Roles       
  • Expand Web Server (IIS) role     
  •  Under Performance check the option for Dynamic Content Compression

IIS Dynamic Compression Feature

Click Next

This ensures that you can enable dynamic compression after install to ensure that performance is best.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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