Article ID: 230735
Article Last Modified on 8/21/2001
APPLIES TO
- Microsoft BackOffice Small Business Server 4.5
This article was previously published under Q230735
SUMMARY
This article is part 2 (of 2) that describes the installation steps for Small Business Server version 4.5.
For part 1 of 2, refer to the following article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
229758 Installation Steps for SBS 4.5 Part 1
NOTE: Part 1 completed the installation of Service Pack 4. This article begins with the installation of programs with Small Business Server 4.5.
MORE INFORMATION
- After you install Service Pack 4, the server restarts, and automatically logs on. After you log on, you may receive the following message: Click Next.
- The next screen that is displayed is the Company Information dialog box: Type the company name and address in the appropriate boxes, and then click Next.
- The Administrator password dialog box is displayed: Type the password for the Administrator account, and then click Next.
- Small Business Server uses some parts of Microsoft Outlook 2000, which is a component of Microsoft Office 2000. The following dialog box is displayed:
The CD key required can be found on the back of the Outlook 2000 CD-ROM jewel case. If you purchased the version of Small Business Server that was bundled with Office 2000, the CD key is on the back of the Office 2000 CD-ROM jewel case. Type the required CD key, and then click Next.
NOTE: The Next button is not available until you type the last correct letter.
- The Installation Options dialog box is displayed:
NOTE: The default installation is Complete install.
If you click More Information, you can see the list of components that are installed by default.
If you click Complete install, you are taken to the SQL Database Configuration step if a modem is not present, or the Telephone Properties if a modem is installed.
If you click Custom, a list of the programs that are provided with Small Business Server are displayed. This list includes the following programs:- Internet Explorer Browser 5.0
- SQL Server 7.0 (optional)
- Windows NT Option Pack 4.0 for BackOffice
- Proxy Server 2.0 for BackOffice
- Microsoft Management Console 1.1
- Microsoft Fax Server 4.5 (optional)
- Modem Sharing Service 4.5 (optional)
- Exchange Server 5.5 SP2 for SBS (optional)
- Small Business Server Administrator
- Client Applications 4.5 (optional)
NOTE: If no modem is detected, the Fax Server and Modem Sharing Service are not included in the list of components.
If you try to remove a required program from the installation, you may receive the following error message: - The Telephone Properties dialog box is displayed: Type the appropriate information in the boxes, and then click Tone or Pulse dialing. If you do not include an area code and fax number, the fax server does not install. Click Next.
- The next screen is the SQL Database Configuration dialog box: In most cases, the default settings are acceptable here. Either accept the defaults or make any changes you want, and then click Next.
- You can observe the following dialog box:
SQL, Windows NT Option Pack, and Exchange Server have plus signs (+) left of the name. If you click one of the plus signs, you expand the list of items that make up the main program. You can click any program to see if you want to change the installation location. Click Next.
If you do not have enough free disk space, you may receive the following error message:NOTE: If you receive this error message, go back and either remove unrequired programs, or change the destination folder for some of the programs. Click OK. For additional information about disk space requirements, click the article number below to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
237401 Disk Space Requirements for Installing or Upgrading to SBS 4.5
- The next screen that is displayed is to enable customization of the locations in which data are going to be stored on the server. The locations of SQL data files, Fax Folder, and Company and User Shared folders can be changed here. To do so, highlight the desired folder and click Change Folder. For more information, click on the More Information button. Otherwise, click Next.
- At this point, the Small Business Server components will be installed. The following screen will be titled as shown below:
The following programs will be installed during this phase:
While a component is being installed, it is bold and has an arrow next to it. After a component is installed, a check mark is displayed next to it. If an X is displayed next to a component, it was not installed successfully.
The first program installed is Internet Explorer. After this is complete, the server restarts, logs on automatically, and continues the installation.
- As the programs continue to install, you are prompted to insert the correct CD-ROM. This dialog box is displayed for CD-ROM #2 and CD-ROM #3. Insert the appropriate CD-ROM, and then click OK.
- If you are using the version of Small Business Server that included Microsoft Office 2000, follow this step, and then skip to step 14. Otherwise, skip to step 13.
While you install the Client Applications, Setup prompts you for the Microsoft Office Setup files twice. The following two dialog boxes are displayed while installing the programs:When you receive this prompt, insert Microsoft Office CD #1 into the CD-ROM drive, and then click OK.
When you receive this prompt, insert Microsoft Office CD #2 into the CD-ROM drive, and then click OK.
NOTE: These files are being placed on the server to be downloaded to the clients. Microsoft Office is not being installed for use on the server.
- While installing the Client Applications, Setup will prompt for the Microsoft Outlook 2000 CD with the following dialog box: At this point, insert the Microsoft Outlook 2000 CD, and click OK.
- At this point, the program installation is complete, and Setup will apply Service Pack 4 to the system. The following dialog box may be displayed while this occurs:
- The following screen will appear if the installation of Small Business Server has completed without errors. If any errors occurred, please proceed to step 16. If you did not received any errors, and see the screen below, skip to step 16.
Click Finish, and the following dialog box may be displayed:
Click Yes and the server will restart and log on automatically. The "To Do List" screen will be displayed, and the installation is finished. - If any programs are not installed successfully, an error message is displayed, similar to the following:
The error message varies depending on the program that has a problem. This dialog box is information only and you can address the situation after you complete Setup. Click Next.
Click Finish, and the following dialog box is displayed:
Click Yes, and the server restarts and logs on automatically. The To Do List screen is displayed and the installation is complete.
For additional information about installing SBS, click the article numbers below to view the articles in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
222678 How to specify where applications are installed during the setup
222539 SBS 4.5 Remote Administration with NetMeeting
220828 SBS: Network Adapter Detected Incorrectly
217997 Err Msg: "File Is Open or in Use" Installing SBS and Windows NT
218038 SBS 4.5 Install Seems Unresponsive During Modem Detection Phase
199073 SBS 4.5 Setup Lists Incorrect Space Required for Other Drives
196098 SBS: Microsoft Installer Is Installed on the SBS Server
194507 Windows NT 4.0 Service Pack 4 Readme.txt File (40-bit)
222539 SBS 4.5 Remote Administration with NetMeeting
217999 Default Services Installed in BackOffice Small Business Server
218119 Cannot Install Programs After Changing System Drive Letter
216191 SBS: How to Add Office 2000 to the Setup Computer Wizard
225303 User with "Log on Locally" Right Can Start SBS Console
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