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Engelbert
I have until now assumed that Project Server 2003 would work with SPS 2003
instead of with WSS via using the WSS functions included with SPS 2003.
I have also assumed that using SPS 2003 with Project Server 2003 on the same
server is NOT a good idea.
I've just read a back thread in which Gary Chefetz writes
"both Project Server and Portal Server require WSS. They must be installed
on separate virtual servers, however. I strongly recommend against
installing Project Server and Portal Server on the same machine."
My question is about the first part of this. Namely when gary writes "*They*
must be installed on different virtual servers" (by which I know he means
VMWare or Microsoft Virtual Server as that's further down in the thread)
does he mean 'Project Server and SPS 2003' or 'SPS 2003 and WSS' ?
In other words do I have
1. Proj Server 2003 + SPS 2003 on the main machine
and
2. WSS (as used by Project Server) as a VM machine
?
As I wrote I'm very clear on the unsuitability of having SPS and Proj Server
on the same machine and will be pushing hard for it, but I also need to be
clear on what is installed (in total) on the server if the customer insists
anyway despite severe warnings on having both products on one server (with
the SQL Server on a second server).
The Small Farm Installation Guide for Project Server doesn't seem to mention
SPS 2003 at all...
Engelbert (who knows standalone WSS well but that's about it)
instead of with WSS via using the WSS functions included with SPS 2003.
I have also assumed that using SPS 2003 with Project Server 2003 on the same
server is NOT a good idea.
I've just read a back thread in which Gary Chefetz writes
"both Project Server and Portal Server require WSS. They must be installed
on separate virtual servers, however. I strongly recommend against
installing Project Server and Portal Server on the same machine."
My question is about the first part of this. Namely when gary writes "*They*
must be installed on different virtual servers" (by which I know he means
VMWare or Microsoft Virtual Server as that's further down in the thread)
does he mean 'Project Server and SPS 2003' or 'SPS 2003 and WSS' ?
In other words do I have
1. Proj Server 2003 + SPS 2003 on the main machine
and
2. WSS (as used by Project Server) as a VM machine
?
As I wrote I'm very clear on the unsuitability of having SPS and Proj Server
on the same machine and will be pushing hard for it, but I also need to be
clear on what is installed (in total) on the server if the customer insists
anyway despite severe warnings on having both products on one server (with
the SQL Server on a second server).
The Small Farm Installation Guide for Project Server doesn't seem to mention
SPS 2003 at all...
Engelbert (who knows standalone WSS well but that's about it)