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Re: Setup sharepoint server and SQL on same machine
not sure why you haven't been able to do this... the only requirements are: 1.) the server be running a valid version of windows server (i.e. 2019, 2022, etc). 2.) the server be joined to a domain 3.) the account being used to install and run through the sharepoint config be a system admin on the SQL Server. other than that, you just install SQL Server with at least the database engine, install using mixed mode if you want to use the SA account for SQL Server for anything and ensure you add whatever domain users as the SA. Then just run through the Sharepoint 2019 install. during the fam config process the account doing the install should have access to the SQL Server as a sys admin role. If you are struggling, there are tons of videos out there for this and also microsoft has the sharepoint community that outlines the user requirements. You never said what windows software you are using but you need to be using Windows Server. Although you can get away with the domain controller, Database and Sharepoint on a single server, you really should have your domain controller on its own server, and then the DB and Sharepoint on one. Make sure you have plenty of ram, and also, if possible set up SQL Server to store the database files on a different hard drive unless using fast SSDs or something like a NVMe (M.2 or U.2)1.3KViews0likes0CommentsSharePoint 2019 (On Premis) Fresh Install Problem - Event ID 6616
I have been trying for the last week to get a test/development environment set up for SharePoint 2019. I have followed microsoft's guides, youtube videos, block posts, etc, yet i continue to run into the same issue every time When install completes and i run the wizards to set up the farm and create the initial site collection, it all seems to go fine. I create the site and can navigate it, etc... however, every time i try to add an Access App to the site, i get "unexpected error". I look at the event viewer and find the following error: I have tried everything from using Administrator as the service account to using a sing server for everything (Domain, DB and SP) and 3 separate servers for each part... still always run into this issue. I have tried Server 2019 and Server 2022. I have tried SQL Server 2022 which should work... I have verified the service account and admin accounts are in the WSS_WPG and WSS_ADMIN_WPG groups... no idea what is going on and nothing says what registry key is the one where access is being denied... especially doesn't make sense when i have it all set up to just use a single Administrator account.. - System - Provider [ Name] Microsoft-SharePoint Products-SharePoint Foundation [ Guid] {6fb7e0cd-52e7-47dd-997a-241563931fc2} EventID 6616 Version 16 Level 2 Task 10 Opcode 0 Keywords 0x2000000000000000 - TimeCreated [ SystemTime] 2023-10-16T15:01:53.953670500Z EventRecordID 3683 - Correlation [ ActivityID] {ecb2e4a0-4693-d0d6-22de-69bd9db572de} - Execution [ ProcessID] 952 [ ThreadID] 5288 Channel Application Computer SP2019.sp19test.arpa - Security [ UserID] S-1-5-17 - EventData string0 Requested registry access is not allowed. Correlation ID: ecb2e4a0-4693-d0d6-22de-69bd9db572de Date and Time: 10/16/2023 11:01:53 AM1.1KViews0likes1Comment
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