Installing MCMS 2002

Last updated: May 2003

This document provides instructions for installing Microsoft® Content Management Server (MCMS) 2002 on one computer (for example, for the development environment) and on multiple computers (for the production environment). It is recommended that you read through this document completely before installing MCMS 2002.

Note   It is not possible to install MCMS 2002 unattended.

This section contains:

Viewing MCMS 2002 Documentation

Installing MCMS 2002 in a Single Computer Development Environment

Installing MCMS 2002 in a Multiple Computer Production Environment

Installing the WoodgroveNet Sample Site

Installing Authoring Connector

Installing Site Stager

Activating the Web Author

Uninstalling MCMS 2002

Viewing MCMS 2002 Documentation

You can view MCMS 2002 Help without installing the entire product. MCMS 2002 Help is installed along with the MCMS 2002 Site Manager on the server computer only. Users of Authoring Connector and the Web Author can only access the documentation directly from the CD.

To view MCMS 2002 Help

1. Insert the MCMS 2002 CD into the CD-ROM drive.
   
   
2. On the splash screen, click Installing MCMS 2002.

MCMS 2002 Help is now available for viewing.

Note   If you have already installed the product, you can click Start, point to Programs, point to Microsoft Content Management Server, and then click MCMS Help.

Installing MCMS 2002 in a Single Computer Development Environment

To evaluate MCMS 2002, or if you are a developer working on an MCMS Web site, you have the option of installing all of MCMS 2002 and Microsoft SQL Server™ on a single computer, or you can choose to install MCMS and point to a shared SQL database. The information and instructions in this topic explain how to install all of MCMS and SQL on a single computer.

This section contains:

MCMS 2002 Hardware Requirements for a Single Computer Development Environment

MCMS 2002 Software Requirements for a Single Computer Development Environment

Configuring MCMS in a Single Computer Development Environment

Configuring the MCMS Content Server

MCMS 2002 Hardware Requirements for a Single Computer Development Environment

The hardware requirements for installing MCMS 2002 in a development environment are as follows:

• Computer with a Pentium III-compatible or higher processor or equivalent
  
  
• 1 gigabyte (GB) random access memory (RAM)
  
  
• 2 GB of available hard disk space
  
  
• CD-ROM drive
  
  
• Network Adapter card
  
  
• Microsoft Windows®-compatible VGA or higher resolution monitor set to 800 by 600 pixels resolution or higher
  
  
• Microsoft Mouse or compatible pointing device

Note   Hardware requirements for the evaluation version of MCMS 2002 are different because you can do a simple evaluation with a lower set of requirements. However, it is recommended that you use the requirements above.

MCMS 2002 Software Requirements for a Single Computer Development Environment

This topic lists the software requirements for installing MCMS 2002 on a single computer in a development environment. The table lists only MCMS-specific installation requirements. Read the documentation accompanying each product for additional requirements. Before installing any prerequisite software, it is highly recommended that you read Windows 2000 documentation about how to ensure the security of your platform.

For information about software requirements for multiple computers in a production environment, see Installing MCMS 2002 in a Multiple Computer Production Environment.

Important   Microsoft Professional Support Services only supports platforms that follow the hardware and software requirements listed in this document. You must install the software in the order indicated.

Note   Installing MCMS on a domain controller computer is not recommended.

Configuring MCMS in a Single Computer Development Environment

Follow the installation steps in this section if you do not have a previous version of MCMS on your computer. The steps must be completed in the order in which they are presented.

If you have MCMS 2001 installed on your computer, you must follow a different set of steps to upgrade to MCMS 2002. For information about upgrading to MCMS 2002 from MCMS 2001, see the upgrading instructions at http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=9919.

Note   Before you install MCMS 2002, you must have first installed the required software. For a complete list of the required software and the order of installation, see MCMS 2002 Software Requirements for a Single Computer Development Environment.

To install MCMS 2002, you must be a member of the Microsoft Windows NT® administrators group on the destination server.

For information about managing a site, including creating rights groups and managing user access, see "Managing Site Structure and Workflow" in MCMS 2002 Help.

This section contains:

Enabling Windows Installer Logging

Step 1: Creating Windows NT User Accounts

Step 2: Creating the MCMS Database and Granting Rights

Step 3: Creating a Web Site for MCMS

Step 4: Installing MCMS 2002 Components

Step 5: Configuring the MCMS Database

Enabling Windows Installer Logging

It is recommended that you enable Windows Installer logging before you begin the MCMS installation process. The log file that Windows Installer creates will help you identify any installation issues and will also assist Product Support Services should you have any problems with the installation process.

If you have never run Windows Installer on your computer, you need to set up a key to enable Windows Installer logging. You must have local administrator rights to do this.

To set up a key to enable Windows Installer logging

1. Click Start, and then click Run.
   
   
2. In the Run dialog box, in the Open box, type regedit, and then click OK.
   
   
3. Navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\Installer.
   
   
4. Right-click Installer, click New, and then click String Value.
   
   
5. In the Registry Editor window, in the Name column, type Logging, and then press ENTER.

   A new value with the name Logging is created.

6. Right-click Logging, and then click Modify.
   
   
7. In the Edit String dialog box, in the Value data box, type voicewarmup, and then click OK.
   
   
8. Close the Registry Editor window.

Note   This procedure enables Windows Installer logging for all applications that use Windows Installer. To minimize disk impact, it is recommended that you disable logging after you have installed the components.

To disable logging, delete the value Logging that you created.

After you complete the MCMS configuration steps, you can check for the log file in the temporary folder (either type CD %TEMP% from a command prompt, or point to Start, click Run, in the Open box, type %temp%, and then click OK). The installation log files have a name format such as MSIc57af.LOG. Find the installation log file that was created last and open it to view the contents of the file.

Step 1: Creating a Windows NT User Account

You need two valid Windows NT accounts on the local computer: the MCMS initial administrator and the MCMS system account.

You can use an existing Windows NT user account for the MCMS initial administrator; however, it is recommended you create a new account for the MCMS system account.

MCMS initial administrator

The MCMS administrator sets up and manages publishing in the MCMS environment. MCMS administrators have full privileges (including the right to create, edit, and approve pages) in all MCMS 2002 containers. This initial administrator is the first administrator created by the Database Configuration Application (DCA) when a database is created or upgraded. In the beginning, this is the only user who can log on to Microsoft Content Management Server (MCMS) 2002 through the MCMS 2002 Site Manager.

MCMS system account

The system account is used to access resources such as those in Microsoft Active Directory® and SQL Server 2000. This account acts as an agent on behalf of all MCMS users when the MCMS Content Server accesses a resource. The system account must have permission on all the resources that it needs to access, such as organizational units, domains, containers, groups, and users in MCMS.

When setting up an MCMS system account, note the following:

• The system account must have permission to view the Active Directory tree if Active Directory is being used. This is needed so the MCMS site administrator can display users by domain in the MCMS Site Manager when creating or modifying rights groups.
  
  
• If you have configured your SQL Server database to use Windows authentication (recommended), then the system account must have specific permissions on the Microsoft SQL Server database used by MCMS. If SQL Server authentication is used, then only the SQL Server login configuration used with MCMS requires permissions on the database. For more information about assigning permissions, see Step 2: Creating the MCMS Database and Granting Rights.
  
  
• Do not set the Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS) anonymous account to be the system account. This would grant anonymous permission to the MCMS database.

  Note   There is a known issue with ASP.NET, domain controllers, and local accounts. On a domain controller all user accounts are domain accounts and are not local machine accounts. Therefore, ASP.NET fails to start because it cannot find a local account named localmachinename\ASPNET. To provide a valid user account on the domain controller, you must specify an explicit account in the <processModel> section of the Machine.config file, or you must use the system account. For more information, see the Microsoft Knowledge Base for article Q315158 at http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=12910.

To create a MCMS system account

1. On the desktop, click Start, point to Programs, point to Administrative Tools, and then click Computer Management.
   
   
2. In the Computer Management window, expand Local Users and Groups, right-click Users, and then click New User.
   
   
3. In the New User dialog box, do the following:

   Use this	To do this
   User name	Type the name for the system account. This can be a local account. It does not have to be a domain account.
   Password	Type the password.

   
   
4. Click Create, and then click Close.
   
   
5. If you want to create a new account for the MCMS initial administrator, repeat steps 2 and 3.
   
   
6. Click File, and then click Exit.

Once you have created the required Windows user accounts, proceed to "Step 2: Granting Rights to the MCMS Database."

Step 2: Creating the MCMS Database and Granting Rights

After you have installed the prerequisite software, the first step in installing MCMS 2002 is to create a Microsoft SQL Server database and grant rights to it. The database is the Content Repository that MCMS uses to store content. MCMS creates the appropriate database schema and populates it with the required data during the installation process.

The MCMS Content Server uses the MCMS system account credentials to read and write data to the database.

To create a new database

1. On the desktop, click Start, point to Programs, point to Microsoft SQL Server, and then click Enterprise Manager.
   
   
2. In the Console Root window, expand the Console Root and navigate to the Databases folder.
   
   
3. Right-click the Databases folder, and then click New Database.
   
   
4. In the New Database dialog box, in the Name box, type a name for the database using the following conventions:
   • The database name cannot contain numbers alone.
     
     
   • The database name can contain a mixture of letters and numbers, and the underscore "_" character.
     
     
   • Do not use a Transact-SQL reserved word in the database name. SQL Server reserves both the uppercase and lowercase versions of reserved words.
5. Click OK.
   
   
6. In the SQL Server Enterprise Manager window, click Console, and then either:
   • Click Exit to close SQL Server Enterprise Manager

   Or

   • Move to step 2 of the following procedure to grant MCMS system account rights to the database

To grant MCMS system account rights to the database

1. On the desktop, click Start, point to Programs, point to Microsoft SQL Server, and then click Enterprise Manager.
   
   
2. In SQL Server Enterprise Manager, expand the Microsoft SQL Servers node, and then navigate to the server on which the MCMS database is located.
   
   
3. Expand the Security node, right-click Logins, and click New Login.
   
   
4. In the New Login dialog box, in the Name section, click Browse to locate the system account user you created in Step 1: Creating Windows User Accounts.
   
   
5. In the List Names From section, select the local computer (or the domain) where you created the system account user.
   
   
6. In the Names section, click the system account user and click Add, and then click OK.
   
   
7. In the New Login dialog box, click OK.
   
   
8. In the Logins pane, select the system account user who will have access to the database, right-click the user account, and then click Properties.
   
   
9. In the SQL Server Login Properties dialog box, on the Database Access tab, in the Permit pane, select the check box beside the MCMS database that you created.

   A list of roles appears in the Permit in Database Role pane.

10. In the Permit in Database Role pane, click db_ddladmin, db_datareader, and db_datawriter, and then click OK.

    Note   The db_ddladmin is only needed if you are using the import function in site deployment.

11. Click Console, and then click Exit to exit SQL Server Enterprise Manager.

You have created a local database and have granted the MCMS system account rights to that database. Proceed to "Step 3: Creating a Web Site for MCMS."

Step 3: Creating a Web Site for MCMS

You need two Web sites for MCMS. You need one site for MCMS and another site to serve as the entry point for the MCMS Server Configuration Application (SCA).

When you install Internet Information Services (IIS) with the common files, Internet Information Services Snap-In, and World Wide Web Server components, a default Web site is created. If you delete the default Web site or if you choose to have MCMS run on another Web site then you must create that site before installing MCMS. It is recommended you create a separate Web site as the SCA entry point. See Windows 2000 Professional and Windows XP Professional Help for more information about creating Web sites using IIS.

Note   In Windows 2000 Professional and Windows XP Professional, you can only have one active Web site in IIS, so both the MCMS site and the SCA site will be the same.

To create a new Web site

1. On the desktop, click Start, point to Programs, point to Administrative Tools, and then click Computer Management.
   
   
2. In Computer Management, expand Services and Applications, right-click Internet Information Services, point to New, and then click Web Site.
   
   
3. In the Web Site Creation Wizard, on the Welcome page, click Next.
   
   
4. On the Web Site Description page, in the Description box, type a description for the Web site (for example, SCA Entry Point).
   
   
5. On the IP Address and Port Settings page, in the TCP port this Web site should use box, type a port, and then click Next. Do not select a port already used by the IIS Default Web Site or the IIS Administrator Web Site. (For more information on ports see the Windows Help.)
   
   
6. On the Web Site Home Directory page, click Browse.
   
   
7. In the Browse for Folder dialog box, select a path where you want the home directory to reside (for example local disk (C:)), and then click OK.

   Note   If this site is the entry point for the SCA, deselect the box Allow anonymous access to the Web site.

8. On the Web Site Home Directory page, click Next.
   
   
9. On the Web Site Access Permissions page, accept the defaults or select the additional permissions you want to set for the home directory, and then click Next. For more information on permissions, see the Windows documentation.
   
   
10. On the completed page, click Finish.

Now you have created a Web site for MCMS. Proceed to "Step 4: Installing MCMS 2002 Components."

Step 4: Installing MCMS 2002 Components

This step explains how to install MCMS 2002 components on a single computer. The components installed are MCMS Content Server, the developer tools, MCMS Site Manager, and MCMS Site Stager.

To install the MCMS components

1. Insert the Microsoft Content Management Server 2002 CD into the CD-ROM drive, and then double-click setup.exe.
   
   
2. On the Microsoft Content Management Server 2002 splash screen, click Install Components, and then click Install MCMS Components to start the InstallShield Wizard.
   
   
3. On the Welcome page of the InstallShield Wizard, click Next.
   
   
4. On the License Agreement page, read the license agreement, click I accept the terms in the license agreement, and then click Next.
   
   
5. On the Custom Setup page, confirm that all the MCMS components are ready to be installed and then click Next.
   • An x beside a component name indicates that this feature has not been selected to be installed, or that the prerequisite software is not installed. If there is an x next to a component name, from the drop-down list to the left of the component name, select This feature will be installed on local hard drive, and then click Next. The Software Requirements page will appear and list which applications are missing. Click Back to return to the Custom Setup page.

   Note   Unless you plan to use Site Stager, you do not need to install it. Site Stager is a component of MCMS 2002 that produces static HTML or ASP copies of part or all of your Web site and enables you to host this content from another directory or server. Site Stager reduces browser traffic on your MCMS site by allowing you to host your site on platforms other than Windows 2000. Site Stager will not work with an ASP.NET-based MCMS site.

   • 8To see how much disk space is required to install the components you have selected, click Space to view the required space, and then click OK to return to previous page.

   • To change the installation destination directory, point to Change, browse to a new directory, and then click OK.

   • If the Software Requirements page appears, note the missing requirement and cancel the installation. Install MCMS after all of the software requirements are on the computer.
6. On the Customer Information page, do the following:

   Use this	To do this
   User Name	Type the user name for your Administrator account.
   Organization	Type the name of your company.

   
   
7. Click Next.
   
   
8. On the Disk Cache Folder page, in the Cache size box, type a different cache size if necessary. The default shown is used if you do not enter a different cache size. Click Next.

   Note   To change the location of the cache folder, point to Change, browse to the new location, and then click OK. The default is <InstallDrive>:\Program Files\Microsoft Content Management Server\Server.

   On the Ready to Install the Program page, select the Launch Database Configuration Application check box to have the Database Configuration Application (DCA) automatically start after the installation completes, and then click Install.

9. When the installation process is complete, on the Completed page click Finish.

You have installed the MCMS components. The installation log file is saved in <InstallDrive>:\Program Files\Microsoft Content Management Server\LogFiles, which is the default location.

The DCA opens. Proceed to "Step 5: Configuring the MCMS Database."

Step 5: Configuring the MCMS Database

Note   It is recommended that you create the Web sites you will use for MCMS before starting this step (see Step 3: Creating a Web Site for MCMS).

To complete the MCMS installation and configure the MCMS database, use the Database Configuration Application (DCA). In this step, you specify the Web site for MCMS, a Web site for the SCA, select an MCMS system account and the initial site manager account, and finally select and populate your database.

The user running the DCA must have database owner (DBO) privileges on the database. However, if you are using SQL Server authentication then the SQL Server account you are using must have DBO privileges.

Note   If you select the Cancel option while the DCA is running, your Internet Information Services (IIS) services will be restarted, but you must then restart the File Transfer Protocol (FTP) service manually and re-run the DCA to complete the configuration.

To manually restart the FTP service

1. Click Start, and then click Run.

2. In the Run dialog box, in the Open box, type inetmgr to load the IIS Manager, and then click OK.

3. In the Internet Information Services window, expand the node with the name of the local computer, right-click the FTP service that was not restarted, and then click Start.

4. The FTP service restarts.

5. Close the Internet Information Services window.

To configure the MCMS database

1. If the DCA did not start automatically, click Start, point to Programs, point to Microsoft Content Management Server, and then click Database Configuration Application.
   
   
2. On the Database Configuration Application splash screen, click Next.
   
   
3. On the Choose the MCMS Content Server ASP compatibility mode page, choose the appropriate option and click Next.

   Use this	To do this
   ASP.NET Mode (this is recommended for new sites)	Restrict all read-only sites hosted by this MCMS server to ASP.NET-based content. Note that ASP-based content can still be accessed through any read/write site.
   Mixed Mode	Enable MCMS to host both read-only and read/write sites hosted by the MCMS Content Server and to access ASP-based content. This option provides compatibility with MCMS 2001 sites.

   
   
4. On the Select a virtual site for hosting the Microsoft Content Management Server page, select from the list the Web site that will be the primary Web entry point for MCMS, and do the following:

   Use this	To do this
   Default Web Site	Select to use the default Web site, or a different MCMS site you created, as the primary Web entry point for MCMS.
   Read/Write Site	Select to enable authoring on the MCMS site.

   
   
5. Click Next.
   
   
6. On the SCA Web Entry Point page, in the table, select the Web site that will be the Web entry point for the MCMS Server Configuration Application (SCA). Click Next. If a Warning dialog box appears it means you have chosen an insecure Web site for the SCA, or one that MCMS is also installed on. If you want to proceed, click Yes; otherwise, click No and change the selection for the SCA Web site.
   
   
7. On the MCMS System Account page, do the following:

   Use this	To do this
   User	Type the MCMS system account user name in the form <local machine or domain>\<username>. The MCMS system account is used to read and write data to the database.
   Password	Type the password you created for your MCMS system account.

   
   
8. Click Next.
   
   
9. In the Stop service dialog box, click Yes to stop Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS).
   
   
10. On the Select MCMS Database page, click Select Database.
    
    
11. In the SQL Server Login dialog box, do the following:

    Use this	To do this
    Server	From the drop-down list, select local.
    Options	Click to expand the dialog box.
    Database	From the drop-down list, select the database you created in "Step 2: Creating the Database and Granting Rights."

    
    
12. Click OK.
    
    
13. On the Select MCMS Database page, click Next.
    
    
14. In the Empty Database dialog box, click Yes to install into the empty database.
    
    
15. On the Database Population page, click Next to populate the database.

    This action installs the data structure required to make the database an MCMS Content Repository (database).

    When the database population operation is complete, a page appears that contains information about the database platform, login, and authentication.

16. On the Select Initial MCMS Administrator page, do the following:

    Use this	To do this
    NT User (Domain\User)	Type the initial site manager (MCMS administrator) account name in the form <local machine or domain>\<username>. This account will be the only account to have access to Site Manager until additional users have been assigned rights.
    Password	Type the password you created for your MCMS initial administrator account.

    
    
17. Click Next.

    The Committing changes page opens, the database saves the data, and then the MCMS Site Stager Access Configuration page opens.

18. On the MCMS Site Stager Access Confirmation page, click Yes - Restrict Access to Local Server Machine, and then click Next.
    
    
19. In the Database Configuration Application dialog box, click Yes.
    
    
20. To optionally start the Server Configuration Application (SCA), on the Completion page, select Launch the SCA, and then click Finish.

You have completed the installation of MCMS on one computer. You can now move on to Configuring the MCMS Content Server, Installing the WoodgroveNet sample site that is included on the product CD, and Installing Authoring Connector.

Note   If you encountered any issues during the configuration process, you can refer to the log file that you created by Enabling Windows Installer Logging.

Configuring the MCMS Content Server

You must configure the MCMS Content Server so that you can assign Windows user accounts on the MCMS server to MCMS rights groups. MCMS rights groups control the access of users to the MCMS applications and sites. You use the MCMS Server Configuration Application (SCA) to configure the MCMS server. The SCA is a utility used to configure individual or multiple servers. After a new installation, users can selectively configure, globally or on just one server, activities such as changing the MCMS 2002 system account, adding and removing supported Windows NT domains, and adding or removing Active Directory groups as the network topology changes or grows.

For information about adding users to rights groups, see the topic "Using the Server Configuration Application" in MCMS 2002 Help.

Installing MCMS 2002 in a Multiple Computer Production Environment

For your regular working environment, you need to install MCMS 2002 in a production environment that consists of multiple computers.

For information about setting up an environment with many developers, see "Setting Up a Multi-Developer Environment" in MCMS 2002 Help.

This section contains:

MCMS 2002 Hardware Requirements for a Multiple Computer Production Environment

MCMS 2002 Software Requirements for a Multiple Computer Production Environment

Configuring MCMS in a Multiple Computer Production Environment

MCMS 2002 Hardware Requirements for a Multiple Computer Production Environment

The hardware requirements for installing Microsoft Content Management Server (MCMS) 2002 on each server in a multiple computer production environment are as follows:

• Computer with a Pentium III-compatible processor or equivalent
  
  
• 1 gigabyte (GB) random access memory (RAM)
  
  
• 2 GB of available hard disk space
  
  
• CD-ROM drive
  
  
• Network Adapter card
  
  
• Microsoft Windows-compatible VGA or higher resolution monitor set to 800 by 600 pixels resolution or higher
  
  
• Microsoft Mouse or compatible pointing device

MCMS 2002 Software Requirements for a Multiple Computer Production Environment

The following is the list of software requirements for installing MCMS in a multiple computer production environment.

Important   Microsoft Professional Support Services supports only the platforms outlined in this document.

For information about how to install the software required for a single computer development environment, see MCMS 2002 Software Requirements for a Single Computer Development Environment.

This section contains:

MCMS Content Server Software Requirements

MCMS Site Manager Computer Software Requirements

MCMS Content Server Software Requirements

MCMS Site Manager Computer Software Requirements

The following is the list of minimum and recommended software requirements for MCMS Site Manager.

• Microsoft Windows 2000, Professional, Server, Advanced Server, or Windows XP
  
  
• Microsoft Windows 2000 Service Pack 2, but Service Pack 3 is recommended

For information about how to install the software required for the MCMS Site Manager computer, see the previous table.

Configuring MCMS in a Multiple Computer Production Environment

You install MCMS 2002 on multiple computers in a production or testing environment. The steps must be completed in the order in which they are listed. Do the following before you install MCMS 2002.

• Ensure that the account you use to log on to Microsoft Windows 2000 is a member of the Administrators group on the installation computer.
  
  
• Ensure there are at least two IIS sites available, one for MCMS 2002 and another for the Server Configuration Application (SCA).
  
  
• Before you install MCMS 2002, you must first have installed Microsoft SQL Server 2000 and several other applications. For a complete list of the required software and the order of installation, see the previous table.

For information about managing a site, including creating rights groups and managing user access, see "Managing Site Structure and Workflow" in MCMS 2002 Help.

This section contains:

Enabling Windows Installer Logging

Step 1: Creating Windows NT User Accounts

Step 2: Granting Rights to the MCMS Database

Step 3: Creating a Web Site for MCMS

Step 4: Installing Content Server

Step 5: Configuring the MCMS Database in a Multiple Computer Setup

Step 6: Installing Site Manager

Enabling Windows Installer Logging

It is recommended that you enable Windows Installer logging before you begin the MCMS installation process. The log file that Windows Installer creates will help you identify any installation issues and will also assist Product Support Services should you have any problems with the installation process.

After you complete the MCMS configuration steps, you can check for the log file in the temporary folder (either type CD %TEMP% from a command prompt, or point to Start, click Run, in the Open box, type %temp%, and then click OK). The installation log files have a name format such as MSIc57af.LOG. Find the installation log file that was created last and open it to view the contents of the file.

If you have never run Windows Installer on your computer, you need to set up a key to enable Windows Installer logging. You must have local administrator rights to do this.

To set up a key to enable Windows Installer logging

1. Click Start, and then click Run.
   
   
2. In the Run dialog box, in the Open box, type regedit, and then click OK.
   
   
3. Navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\Installer.
   
   
4. Right-click Installer, click New, and then click String Value.
   
   
5. In the Registry Editor window, in the Name column, type Logging, and then press ENTER.

   A new value with the name Logging is created.

6. Right-click Logging, and then click Modify.
   
   
7. In the Edit String dialog box, in the Value data box, type voicewarmup, and then click OK.
   
   
8. Close the Registry Editor window.

Note   This procedure enables Windows Installer logging for all modules. To minimize disk impact, it is recommended that you disable logging after you have installed the components.

To disable logging, delete the value Logging that you created.

Step 1: Creating a Windows NT User Account

You need two valid Windows NT accounts on the local computer: the MCMS initial administrator and the MCMS system account.

You can use an existing Windows NT user account for the MCMS initial administrator; however, it is recommended you create a new account for the MCMS system account.

MCMS initial administrator

The MCMS administrator sets up and manages publishing in the MCMS environment. MCMS administrators have full privileges (including the right to create, edit, and approve pages) in all MCMS 2002 containers. This initial administrator is the first administrator created by the Database Configuration Application (DCA) when a database is created or upgraded. In the beginning, this is the only user who can log on to Microsoft Content Management Server (MCMS) 2002 through the MCMS 2002 Site Manager.

MCMS system account

The system account is used to access resources such as those in Microsoft Active Directory® and SQL Server 2000. This account acts as an agent on behalf of all MCMS users when the MCMS content server accesses a resource. The system account must have permission on all the resources it needs to access, such as organizational units, domains, containers, groups, and users in MCMS.

When setting up a system account, note the following:

• The system account must have permission to view the Active Directory tree if Active Directory is being used. This is needed so that the MCMS site administrator can display users by domain in the MCMS Site Manager when creating or modifying rights groups.
  
  
• If you have configured your SQL Server database to use Windows authentication (recommended), then the system account must have specific permissions on the Microsoft SQL Server database used by MCMS. If SQL Server authentication is used, then only the SQL Server login configuration used with MCMS requires permissions on the database, and will be used for all MCMS database transactions. For more information about assigning permissions, see Step 2: Creating the MCMS Database and Granting Rights.
  
  
• Do not set the Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS) anonymous account to be the system account. This would grant anonymous permission to the MCMS database.

  Note   There is a known issue with ASP.NET, domain controllers, and local accounts. On a domain controller all user accounts are domain accounts and are not local computer accounts. Therefore, ASP.NET fails to start because it cannot find a local account named localmachinename\ASPNET. To provide a valid user account on the domain controller, you must specify an explicit account in the <processModel> section of the Machine.config file, or you must use the system account. For more information, see the Microsoft Knowledge Base for article Q315158 at http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=12910.

To create a MCMS system account

1. On the Windows NT domain controller computer, click Start, point to Programs, point to Administrative Tools, and then click Computer Management.
   
   
2. In the Computer Management window, expand Local Users and Groups, right-click Users, and then click New User.
   
   
3. In the New User dialog box, do the following:

   Use this	To do this
   User name	Type the name for the system account. This can be a local account. It does not have to be a domain account.
   Password	Type the password.

   
   
4. Click Create, and then click Close.
   
   
5. If you want to create a new account for the MCMS initial administrator, repeat steps 2 and 3.
   
   
6. Click File, and then click Exit.

Once you have created the required Windows user accounts, proceed to "Step 2: Granting Rights to the MCMS Database."

Step 2: Granting Rights to the MCMS Database

After you have installed the prerequisite software, the first step in installing MCMS 2002 is to create a Microsoft SQL Server database and grant rights to it. The database is the Content Repository that MCMS uses to store content. MCMS creates the appropriate database schema and populates it with the required data during the installation process.

The MCMS Content Server uses the MCMS system account credentials to read and write data to the database.

Note   The db_ddladmin is only needed if you are using the import function in site deployment.

To grant the MCMS system account rights to the database

1. On the MCMS Server computer, click Start, point to Programs, point to Microsoft SQL Server, and then click Enterprise Manager.
   
   
2. In SQL Server Enterprise Manager, expand the Microsoft SQL Servers node, and then navigate to the server on which the MCMS database that you created in the development phase is located.
   
   
3. Expand the Security node, and then click Logins.
   
   
4. In the New Login dialog box, in the Name section, click Browse to locate the system account user you created in Step 1: Creating Windows User Accounts.
   
   
5. In the List Names From section, select the domain where you created the system account user.
   
   
6. In the Names section, click the system account user and click Add, and then click OK.
   
   
7. In the New Login dialog box, click OK.
   
   
8. In the Logins pane select the system account user who will have access to the database, right-click the user account, and then click Properties.
   
   
9. In the SQL Server Login Properties dialog box, on the Database Access tab, in the Permit pane, select the check box beside the MCMS database that you created.

   A list of roles appears in the Permit in Database Role pane.

10. In the Permit in Database Role pane, click db_datareader, db_datawriter, and db_ddladmin, and then click OK.
    
    
11. Click Console, and then click Exit to exit SQL Server Enterprise Manager.

You have created the database that MCMS will use as the Content Repository and have granted the MCMS system account rights to that database. Proceed to "Step 3: Creating a Web Site for MCMS."

Step 3: Creating a Web Site for MCMS

You need two Web sites for MCMS. You need one site for MCMS and another site to serve as the entry point for the MCMS Server Configuration Application (SCA).

When you install Internet Information Services (IIS) with the common files, Internet Information Services Snap-In, and World Wide Web Server components, a default Web site is created. If you delete the default Web site or if you choose to have MCMS run on another Web site then you must create a site before installing MCMS. It is recommended you create a separate Web site as the SCA entry point.

Note   See Windows 2000 Professional and Windows XP Professional Help for more information about creating Web sites using Internet Information Services.

To create a new Web site

1. On the desktop, click Start, point to Programs, point to Administrative Tools, and then click Computer Management.
   
   
2. In Computer Management, expand Services and Applications, right-click Internet Information Services, point to New, and then click Web Site.
   
   
3. In the Web Site Creation Wizard, on the Welcome page, click Next.
   
   
4. On the Web Site Description page, in the Description box, type a description for the Web site (for example, SCA Entry Point).
   
   
5. On the IP Address and Port Settings page, in the TCP port this Web site should use box, type a port, and then click Next. Do not select a port already used by the IIS Default Web Site or the IIS Administrator Web Site. (For more information about ports, see the Windows Help.)
   
   
6. On the Web Site Home Directory page, click Browse.
   
   
7. In the Browse for Folder dialog box, select a path where you want the home directory to reside (for example local disk (C:)), and then click OK.

   Note   If this site is the entry point for the SCA, deselect the box Allow anonymous access to the Web site.

8. On the Web Site Home Directory page, click Next.
   
   
9. On the Web Site Access Permissions page, accept the defaults or select the additional permissions you want to set for the home directory, and then click Next. For more information on permissions, see the Windows documentation.
   
   
10. On the completed page, click Finish.

You have now created a Web site for MCMS. Proceed to "Step 4: Installing Content Server."

Step 4: Installing Content Server

You install Microsoft Content Management Server (MCMS) Content Server on your public Web server and your authoring Web server. The Content Server is the MCMS processing engine that receives incoming page requests, and then dynamically assembles the corresponding Web pages from its components in the Content Repository (database) and the file system.

To contribute content through the MCMS Web Author, you need only the hardware and software required to support Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.5 or later.

To install Content Server

1. On the computer running the MCMS Content Server, insert the MCMS 2002 CD into the CD-ROM drive, and then double-click setup.exe.
   
   
2. On the Microsoft Content Management Server splash screen, click Install Components, and then click Install MCMS Components.
   
   
3. On the Welcome page of the InstallShield Wizard, click Next.
   
   
4. On the License Agreement page, read the license agreement, click I accept the terms in the license agreement, and then click Next.
   
   
5. On the Custom Setup page, ensure that only CMS Server is selected, and then click Next.

   Note   To see how much disk space is required to install the components you have selected, click Space to view the required space, and then click OK to return to previous page.

6. In the Customer Information page, do the following:

   Use this	To do this
   User Name	Type the user name for your administrator account in the following form: <local machine or domain>\<username>.
   Organization	Type the name of your company.

   
   
7. Click Next.
   
   
8. On the Disk Cache Folder page, in the Cache size box, type a different cache size if necessary. The default shown is used if you do not enter a different cache size. Click Next.
   
   
9. Click Install to begin the installation.
   
   
10. Click Finish when the installation is complete.

    The Database Configuration Application opens if it was previously selected.

You have installed Content Server. Proceed to "Step 5: Configuring the MCMS Database in a Multiple Computer Setup."

Step 5: Configuring the MCMS Database in a Multiple Computer Setup

In this step, you select and populate your database, select a Microsoft Content Management Server (MCMS) system account and the initial site manager account, and specify the virtual Web site for MCMS.

The user running the Database Configuration Application (DCA) must have database owner (DBO) privileges on the database.

Note   If you select the Cancel option while the DCA is running, your Internet Information Services (IIS) services will be restarted, but you must then restart the File Transfer Protocol (FTP) service manually and re-run the DCA to complete the configuration.

To manually restart the FTP service

1. Click Start, and then click Run.

2. In the Run dialog box, in the Open box, type inetmgr to load the IIS Manager, and then click OK.

3. In the Internet Information Services window, expand the node with the name of the local computer, right-click the FTP service that was not restarted, and then click Start.

4. The FTP service restarts.

5. Close the Internet Information Services window.

To configure the MCMS database

1. On the Database Configuration Application splash screen, click Next.
   
   
2. On the Choose the MCMS Content Server ASP compatibility mode page, choose the appropriate option and then click Next.

   Use this	To do this
   ASP.NET Mode (this is recommended for new sites)	Restrict all read-only sites hosted by this MCMS server to ASP.NET-based content. However, ASP-based content can still be accessed through any read/write site.
   Mixed Mode	Enable MCMS to host both read-only and read/write sites hosted by the MCMS Content Server and to access ASP-based content. This option provides compatibility with MCMS 2001 sites.

   
   
3. On the Select a virtual site page, select the Web site that will be the primary Web entry point for MCMS, and then do the following:

   Use this	To do this
   Read-Only Site	Enable the selected MCMS site to serve MCMS pages. No changes to content will be allowed through this site.
   Read/Write Site	Enable the selected MCMS site to be used for all MCMS purposes, including development, authoring, managing, and deploying.

   
   
4. Click Next.
   
   
5. On the SCA Web Entry Point page, in the table that is shown, select the Web site that will be the Web entry point for MCMS, and then click Next. If a Warning dialog box appears it means you have chosen an insecure Web site for the SCA, or one that MCMS is also installed on. If you want to proceed, click Yes; otherwise, click No and change the selection for the SCA Web site.
   
   
6. On the MCMS System Account page, do the following:

   Use this	To do this
   User Name	Type the MCMS system account user name in the form <local machine or domain>\<username>. The MCMS system account is used to read and write data to the database.
   Password	Type the password you created for your MCMS system account.

   
   
7. Click Next.
   
   
8. In the Stop service dialog box, click Yes to stop IIS.

   A message appears confirming IIS is stopped.

9. On the Select MCMS Database page, click Select Database.
   
   
10. In the SQL Server Login dialog box, in the Server box, type your server name or select a server name from the drop-down list, and then click Options.
    
    
11. In the Options dialog box, in the Database box, from the drop-down database list, select the database you created in the development phase of the installation, and then click OK.
    
    
12. On the Select MCMS Database page, click Next.
    
    
13. In the Empty Database dialog box, click Yes to install into the empty database.
    
    
14. On the Database Population page, click Next to populate the database.

    This action installs the data structure required to make the database an MCMS Content Repository.

15. On the Select Initial MCMS Administrator page, do the following:

    Use this	To do this
    User Name	Type the initial site manager (MCMS administrator) account name in the form <local machine or domain>\<username>. This account will be the only account to have access to Site Manager until additional users have been assigned rights.
    Password	Type the password you created for your MCMS initial administrator account.

    
    
16. Click Next.

    The database saves the data and the MCMS Site Stager Access Configuration page opens.

17. On the MCMS Site Stager Access Configuration page, click Yes - Restrict Access to Local Machine if you plan to stage the site at a later time, and then click Next.
    
    
18. To optionally start the Server Configuration Application (SCA), select Launch the SCA, and then click Finish.

You have installed configured the database. Proceed to Step 6: Installing Site Manager.

Note   If you encountered any issues during the configuration process, you can refer to the log file that you created by Enabling Windows Installer Logging.

Now you have configured the MCMS database. Proceed to "Step 6: Installing Site Manager."

Step 6: Installing Site Manager

You can install MCMS Site Manager on either a server or a client computer. Site Manager can be installed on multiple computers in your distributed network and can be installed on Windows 2000 Server, Advanced Server, or Windows XP Professional with Service Pack 1 or later.

To install Site Manager

1. Insert the MCMS 2002 CD into the CD-ROM drive.
   
   
2. On the Microsoft Content Management Server splash screen, click Install Components, and then click Install MCMS Components.
   
   
3. On the Welcome page of the InstallShield Wizard, click Next.
   
   
4. On the License Agreement page, read the license agreement, click I accept the terms in the license agreement, and then click Next.
   
   
5. On the Custom Setup page, to clear all components except Site Manager, click each component, select This feature will not be available from the drop-down list for each, and then click Next.
   
   
6. On the Customer Information page, do the following:

   Use this	To do this
   User Name	Type your name.
   Organization	Type the name of your company.
   Enter MCMS server to be managed	Type the name of the MCMS server that Site Manager will point to. This is the server that contains the data that Site Manager uses.

   
   
7. Click Next.
   
   
8. On the Ready to Install the Program page, click Install to begin the installation.
   
   
9. On the InstallShield Wizard Completed page, click Finish when the installation is complete.

Installing the WoodgroveNet Sample Site

Note   Installing the WoodgroveNet sample site is not recommended in a production site environment.

The WoodgroveNet sample site is included with MCMS 2002. You can use this site to learn about developing your Web site to suit your requirements. WoodgroveNet is a unilingual, external ASP.NET-based site.

For information about other sample sites and code sample downloads, go to http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=9920.

Note   Before installing the WoodgroveNet sample site, you must install Content Server and Site Manager, and the MCMS system account must have database owner (DBO) rights to the Content Repository (database) to run site deployment. For more information about installing Content Server, see Step 4: Installing Content Server. For more information about installing Site Manager, see Step 6: Installing Site Manager.

To use Authoring Connector with the sample site, you must install the sample site before you install Authoring Connector.

To install the WoodgroveNet sample site

1. On the MCMS computer, insert the MCMS 2002 CD into the CD-ROM drive.
   
   
2. On the Microsoft Content Management Server splash screen, click Install Components, then click Install Sample Site.
   
   
3. On the Welcome page of the InstallShield Wizard, click Next.
   
   
4. A prerequisite check is done and the results, indicating pass or fail, appear. Click Next.
   
   
5. On the Import Sample Data page, select Yes I would like the install to import the sample data, and then click Next.
   
   
6. On the Sample Data Import User Information page, do the following:

   Use this	To do this
   User Name	Type the information for a user with site manager account rights using the form <local machine or domain\username>.
   Password	Type the password.

   
   
7. Click Next.
   
   
8. On the Ready to Install the Program page, click Install.

   The installation status appears. Installation may take a few minutes.

9. When the data import is completed, on the InstallShield Wizard Completed page, click Finish.

   Note   After you have installed the WoodgroveNet sample site, the Web entry point for the WoodgroveNet sample site is http://localhost/woodgrovenet. This link works only on the server where you installed the WoodgroveNet sample site.

   Important   To make the WoodgroveNet sample site available to guest access, set the guest user to the Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS) guest user, iusr_servername, using the System Configuration Application (SCA), and add that user to a subscribers group using Site Manager. For information about enabling guest access on the site, see "Enabling Guest Access" in MCMS 2002 Help.

Installing Authoring Connector

A content provider uses Microsoft Content Management Server (MCMS) 2002 Authoring Connector to produce documents in Microsoft Word 2002 and then releases the documents to the MCMS Web site without having to leave the Word application. Authoring Connector is a wizard-based application.

Note   To use Authoring Connector with the WoodgroveNet sample site, you must install the WoodgroveNet sample site before you install Authoring Connector.

Note   MCMS 2002 Help is installed on the server only, with MCMS 2002 Site Manager. Users of the Authoring Connector and the Web Author must access the documentation directly from the CD. For more information see Viewing MCMS 2002 Documentation.

You install Authoring Connector on a client computer. Any user with rights to contribute content to an MCMS site can install Authoring Connector.

To install Authoring Connector, you must have the following software on your computer:

• Microsoft Windows XP Professional with Service Pack 1 or later, or Microsoft Windows 2000 Server, or Microsoft Windows 2000 Advanced Server, or Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional
  
  
• Microsoft Windows 2000 Service Pack 2 (not required with Windows XP)
  
  
• Microsoft Word 2002
  
  
• Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0 or later

For information about installing the software required for Authoring Connector, see the table on installing prerequisite software earlier in this document (either MCMS Software Requirements for a Single Computer Development Environment or MCMS Software Requirements for a Multiple Computer Production Environment).

To install Authoring Connector

1. On the computer on which you will install Authoring Connector, insert the MCMS 2002 CD into the CD-ROM drive.
   
   
2. On the Microsoft Content Management Server splash screen, click Install Components, and then click Install Authoring Connector.
   
   
3. On the Welcome page of the Authoring Connector Wizard, click Next.
   
   
4. On the Customer Information page, do the following:

   Use this	To do this
   User Name	Type your name.
   Company Name	Type the name of your organization.
   Install this application for	Select the appropriate option to make this copy of Authoring Connector available for anyone to use, or to limit it for your own use.

   
   
5. Click Next.
   
   
6. On the Choose Destination Location page, accept the destination folder or browse for another folder, and then click Next.
   
   
7. On the Choose Server page, accept the default server that is displayed, or type the MCMS server name, and then click Next.
   
   
8. On the Start Copying Files page, click Install.

   The installation begins, and the Setup Status page displays until the installation is complete.

9. On the Complete page, click Finish to exit the wizard.

Installing Site Stager

Important   Site Stager works with the ASP-based sites and not with ASP.NET-based sites.

MCMS Site Stager is a stand-alone application that enables you to convert dynamic, database-driven MCMS sites to static, file-based (.htm and .asp) sites. The source computer contains the portion of the site that you stage. The destination computer contains the staged site.

The recommended configuration for installing Site Stager is to install on the destination computer. Site Stager pulls the portion of the site being staged to the destination computer.

Note   You can only stage an MCMS site using Site Stager.

To install Site Stager only, you need the following software:

• Microsoft Windows 2000 Server or Advanced Server
  
  
• Microsoft Windows 2000 Service Pack 2

For information about installing the software required for Site Stager, see the table on installing prerequisite software earlier in this document (either MCMS Software Requirements for a Single Computer Development Environment or MCMS Software Requirements for a Multiple Computer Production Environment).

You should also consider how much disk space will be required for the site when it is staged.

To install Site Stager

1. On the destination computer, insert the MCMS 2002 CD into the CD-ROM drive.
   
   
2. On the Microsoft Content Management Server splash screen, click Install Components, and then click Install MCMS Components.
   
   
3. On the Welcome page of the InstallShield Wizard, click Next.
   
   
4. On the License Agreement page, read the license agreement, click I accept the terms in the license agreement, and then click Next.
   
   
5. On the Custom Setup page, ensure that only Site Stager is selected, and then click Next.

   Note   To see how much disk space is required to install the components you have selected, click Space to view the required space, and then click OK to return to previous screen.

6. On the Customer Information page, do the following:

   Use this	To do this
   User Name	Type your name.
   Organization	Type the name of your company.

   
   
7. Click Next.
   
   
8. Click Install to begin the installation.
   
   
9. Click Finish when the installation is complete.

You have completed the installation of Site Stager.

Activating the Web Author

Users can author directly on the Web site using the MCMS Web Author, a dynamic editing feature. To use the Web Author, you must have Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.5 or later installed.

To activate the Web Author, the Read/Write Site option must have been selected during the MCMS installation.

To activate the Web Author

1. Navigate to the Web site on which you want to author, edit, or moderate.
   
   
2. Log on to this site.
   
   
3. The Microsoft ActiveX® control is automatically updated on your computer and the Web Author is now available for use.

   Note   MCMS 2002 Help is installed only on the server and with MCMS 2002 Site Manager. Authoring Connector and Web Author users must access the documentation directly from the CD. For more information, see Viewing MCMS 2002 Documentation.

Uninstalling MCMS 2002

To uninstall MCMS 2002 and its components, you must do the following steps in the order listed.

This section contains:

• Step 1: Uninstalling the WoodgroveNet Sample Site
  
  
• Step 2: Uninstalling Authoring Connector
  
  
• Step 3: Uninstalling Core Components

Step 1: Uninstalling the WoodgroveNet Sample Site

Do the following to uninstall the WoodgroveNet sample site.

Important   You must uninstall the WoodgroveNet sample site before uninstalling MCMS 2002.

To uninstall the WoodgroveNet sample site

1. Click Start, point to Settings, and then click Control Panel.
   
   
2. In the Control Panel window, double-click Add/Remove Programs.
   
   
3. From the list of currently installed programs, select Microsoft Content Management Server Sample Data, and then click Remove.
   
   
4. In the Add/Remove Programs dialog box, click Yes.

   The uninstall proceeds without any further user action.

Step 2: Uninstalling Authoring Connector

Do the following to uninstall MCMS Authoring Connector.

To uninstall Authoring Connector

1. Click Start, point to Settings, and then click Control Panel.
   
   
2. In the Control Panel window, double-click Add/Remove Programs.
   
   
3. From the list of currently installed programs, select Microsoft Content Management Server Authoring Connector, and then click Remove.
   
   
4. In the Add/Remove Programs dialog box, click Yes.
   
   
5. On the Welcome page of the InstallShield Wizard, select Remove, and then click Next.
   
   
6. In the Confirm Uninstall dialog box, click OK.
   
   
7. On the Maintenance Complete page, click Finish.

Step 3: Uninstalling Core Components

Use the following procedure to uninstall an MCMS core component.

To uninstall an MCMS core component

1. Click Start, point to Settings, and then click Control Panel.
   
   
2. In the Control Panel window, double-click Add/Remove Programs.
   
   
3. From the list of currently installed programs, select the MCMS component to uninstall, and then click Change/Remove.
   
   
4. In the Windows Installer window that asks for confirmation of the remove action, click Yes.

   The uninstallation process proceeds without any further user action.

Important   When you uninstall the core components, files are removed. Any MCMS files that were directly modified will also be removed. However, if you have added new files to MCMS directories, for example, customized ASP files in the IIS_CMS folder, they will not be removed during the uninstall, but you will lose any virtual mappings that are inherited from MCMS. Also, any changes that you made to the database will not be uninstalled.

The uninstalling process is complete.

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