How to Configure Commerce Server on the Business Management Server
For the latest version of Commerce Server 2007 Help, see the Microsoft Web site.
This topic provides steps for configuring Commerce Server on the business management server.
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Make sure that SQL Server is running before you start the Commerce Server Configuration Wizard. The icon in the SQL Server Enterprise Manager (SQL Server 2000) or SQL Server Management Studio (SQL Server 2005) window displays a green light when SQL Server is running. If it is not running, right-click the computer name, and then click Start.
Specify the user account names that you want Commerce Server to create for the Commerce Server Staging Service and Direct Mailer Service. You should substitute different user names as is appropriate for "CSStageSvc" and "CSDMSvc"" in the following steps.
To configure Commerce Server on the Business Management server
Click Start, point to Programs, point to Microsoft Commerce Server 2007 , point to Tools, and then click Configuration Wizard.
Note
This step is not required if, on the final page of the Commerce Server Installation Wizard, you elected to start the Commerce Server Configuration Wizard.
On the Welcome to the Microsoft Commerce Server 2007 Configuration Wizard page, click Next.
On the Administration Database page, do the following:
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SQL Server
Type the name of the computer where you installed SQL Server.
Database Name
Accept MSCS_Admin as the default database name, or type a new name for the Administration database.
In the Connect Using section, do the following:
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Windows Authentication
Select this option to use Windows integrated authentication for the Administration database. We recommend that you use this option for Commerce Server.
SQL Server Authentication
Select this option to use SQL Server authentication for the Administration database. There are security risks associated with using SQL Authentication in a Commerce Server deployment. We do not recommend that you use this option.
Login Name
If you are using SQL Server Authentication, type the SQL Server login name for the computer that is running SQL Server.
Password
If you are using SQL Server Authentication, type the SQL Server password for the computer that is running SQL Server.
Test
Click to test the connection to the Administration database.
Click Next.
On the Staging Service page, select Create an IIS Virtual Root for Staging (used to generate reports) to configure IIS for the Commerce Server Staging Reporting Service, type a user name, for example, CSStageSvc, and password for the staging service, and then click Next.
On the Marketing Direct Mailer page, do the following:
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SQL Server
Type the name of the computer where you installed SQL Server. This can be the same computer where the MSCS_Admin database is installed, or a separate database server that is used only for supporting the Direct Mailer service.
Database Name
Accept DirectMailer as the default database name, or type a new name for the Direct Mailer database.
In the Connect Using section, do the following:
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Windows Authentication
Select this option to use Windows integrated authentication for the Direct Mailer database. We recommend that you use this option for Commerce Server.
SQL Server Authentication
Select this option to use SQL Server authentication for the Direct Mailer database. There are security risks associated with using SQL Authentication in a Commerce Server deployment. We do not recommend that you use this option.
Login Name
If you are using SQL Server Authentication, type the SQL Server login name for the computer that is running SQL Server.
Password
If you are using SQL Server Authentication, type the SQL Server password for the computer that is running SQL Server.
Test
Click to test the connection to the Direct Mailer database.
In the Direct Mailer Service Account section, do the following:
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Login Name
Type your domain login name for the Direct Mailer Service account, for example, CSDMSvc, or click Browse to open the Select User dialog box to enter the user name.
Password
Type the password for the domain account.
Click Next.
On the Summary page, click Next.
On the Configuration Completed page, click Finish.
See Also
Other Resources
Configuring the Business Management Server