vRanger utilizes a SQL Server® database to store application and task configuration data. The database can be either the embedded SQL Server Express instance — the default — or a SQL Server database running on your own SQL Server or SQL Server Express instance. For more information on the vRanger database and configuration options, see Installing the vRanger database.
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When the vRanger Database Installation dialog box appears, do one of the following: |
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To proceed with the default, leave Install a new local instance of SQL Server Express selected, and proceed to Step 3. |
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To install vRanger on an existing SQL Server instance, clear Install a new local instance of SQL Server Express, and click Next. |
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Windows authentication mode: When a user connects through a Windows® user account, SQL Server validates the account name and password using information in the Windows operating system. Windows Authentication uses Kerberos security protocol, provides password policy enforcement (complexity validation for strong passwords), supports account lockout, and supports password expiration. |
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Mixed Mode (SQL Server and Windows authentication and SQL Server Authentication): Enter and confirm the system administrator (sa) password when you select Mixed Mode authentication. Setting strong passwords is essential to the security of your system. Never set a blank or weak sa password. |
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Click Next. |
The vRanger Database Runtime Credentials dialog box appears. This dialog box allows you to configure different credentials for database installation and for normal runtime operations. In addition, this dialog box is where you configure a connection to an existing SQL Server® database.
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The external SQL Server must have Named Pipes and TCP/IP enabled in SQL Server Configuration Manager. Named Pipes is found under SQL Server Network Configuration, while TCP/IP is under Protocols for Database_Instance_Name. If you update these settings, restart SQL Server. |
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Database Installation Credentials: If you select Windows, the database installs using the credentials chosen in Entering vRanger service credentials. If you are using SQL Server authentication, the credentials used must have administrative privileges on the SQL Server instance. |
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Runtime DB Connection Credentials: You may choose different credentials for use during normal vRanger operations. |
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If you select Windows, the database installs using the credentials chosen in Entering vRanger service credentials. |
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If you select SQL Server, enter and confirm the system administrator (sa) password when you select Mixed Mode authentication. Setting strong passwords is essential to the security of your system. Never set a blank or weak sa password. |
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Click Next. |
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When the vRanger Catalog Service dialog box appears, do one of the following: |
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To install the Catalog Service, select Install vRanger Catalog Service. |
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Database Installation Credentials: If you select Windows, the database installs using the credentials chosen in Entering vRanger service credentials. If you are using SQL Server® authentication, the credentials used must have administrative privileges on the SQL Server instance. |
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Runtime DB Connection Credentials: You may choose different credentials for use during normal vRanger operations. |
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If you select Windows, the database installs using the credentials chosen in Entering vRanger service credentials. |
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If you select SQL Server, enter the credentials for vRanger to use when connecting to the vRanger database. If the account entered does not exist, it is created. |
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Click Next. |
The Ready to Install dialog box appears.
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NOTE: For procedures on completing the vRanger Startup Wizard or performing other configurations, see the Quest vRanger User’s Guide. |
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