Quick Unpack Dialog Box
Use the Quick Unpack dialog box to specify the site name and Web server where you want to unpack the files.
Note
To unpack a package onto more than one computer, or to unpack the PuP package onto a virtual directory other than the default, you must use the Custom unpack option in Site Packager.
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Site name |
Type the name that you want to give to your site. .gif "Note") Note:
The names of your virtual directories for the applications in your site will be the same as the application names used when you packaged the site.
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IIS Web site |
Select the name of the Internet Information Services (IIS) Web site that will host your site. This must be an existing Web site. You can use the IIS snap-in to create a new IIS Web site. .gif "Important note") Important Note:
All commerce applications will be unpacked into virtual directories within the selected IIS Web site. If the virtual directories already exist, an error will occur. To overwrite the virtual directories with the applications being unpacked, select the Custom unpack option on the Unpack dialog box.
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SQL Server Computer |
Type the name of the computer that is running SQL Server that will host your site databases. One database for each resource in the site will be created on the SQL Server specified. The database will be named <sitename>_<resourcename>, for example, StarterSite_marketing. Note:
If the database already exists, unpacking may cause data in the database to be overwritten.
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Use Windows Integrated security |
Select this option if you want to use integrated Windows authentication. We recommend this configuration. When you use Windows integrated security, user names and passwords are not stored in the SQL Server connection string, and are not affected by SQL password resets. |
Use a specific user name and password |
Select this option if you want to use SQL Server authentication when connecting to the databases. We do not recommend this configuration. |
SQL Server Login Name |
Type the user name of the person with logon rights to the server that is running SQL Server. Use a logon name that is a member of one of the following SQL Server roles: sysadmin or dbcreator. To avoid OLAP errors, do not use the following special characters: /, ?, &, \, <, >, :, |, #, @, %, and ' |
SQL Server Login Password |
Type the password of the person with logon rights to the server that is running SQL Server. To avoid OLAP errors, do not use the following special characters: /, ?, &, \, <, >, :, |, #, @, %, and ' |
See Also
Other Resources
Best Practices for Using Site Packager