Basic Configuration

Microsoft BizTalk Server provides the ability to configure the server using default settings. The default settings for the server are configured using the database server name, username, and password that you enter into the configuration wizard.

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Basic configuration is recommended for developers setting up a complete installation of BizTalk Server running on a single server.

When you use the basic configuration option, the following occurs:

  • All database names are generated by BizTalk Server.

  • All applicable database logon information is run under the account provided.

  • All BizTalk Server services are generated by BizTalk Server.

  • All BizTalk Server services run under the account provided. The configuration process grants this account the necessary security permissions on the server and objects in SQL Server

  • All features are configured based on the prerequisite software you have installed on the computer.

  • The Default Web Site in Internet Information Services (IIS) is used for any feature that requires IIS.

  • The logged on user must be a member of the OLAP Administrators group on the OLAP server.

3d0725ae-3750-4a3b-b834-d1add2abc3e2 To configure your server using basic configuration

  1. In Microsoft BizTalk Server 2009 Configuration, select Basic configuration.

  2. Under Database, type the name of the SQL Server.

  3. Under Service Credential, type the username and password that the services will run under.

  4. Click Configure.

  5. On the Summary screen, review the configuration, and then click Configure.

  6. On the Completion screen, click Finish.

Considerations for Basic Configuration

When you configure BizTalk Server using basic configuration, consider the following:

  • Configuring a remote SQL Server is not supported.

  • Configuring BizTalk Server against SQL Server 2005 and SQL Server 2008 default instances and named instances is supported.

  • The account you are logged on as must be part of the local administrators group and have System Administrator rights on SQL Server.

  • The account you are logged on must be a member of the OLAP Administrators on the OLAP box if configuring.

  • You cannot configure BAM Analysis on a SQL Server named instance using basic configuration. If you are using named instances and want to configure BAM Analysis, you should use the custom configuration manager.

See Also

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