I have been spending quite a bit of time building and playing with Microsoft App-V 5 in my lab and decided I would post a quick setup guide to help get evaluation and initial environments up and running. This blog series will be broken into many parts, from SQL to App-V management, reporting, publishing, load balancing, sequencing, and client installations. The following topology diagram shows the initial environment including all the pieces broken out for scalability and high availability:
For easy reading, I’ve broken this blog post into five parts:
Part 1: Microsoft SQL Server Installation <– YOU ARE HERE
Part 2: Management and Reporting Server Installation
Part 3: Publishing Server Installation, Registration, and Load Balancer Configuration
Part 4: Sequencing and Client Installation
Let’s get started. First thing we need to do is mount the SQL Server 2012 media on the first App-V Management Server (WS12APPV501 in my topology). Once mounted, launch Setup:
Click Installation:
Click New SQL Server stand-alone installation or add features to an existing installation:
Click OK:
Click Select Evaluation and click Next:
Accept the license terms and click Next:
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Select All Features With Defaults and click Next:
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Click Add Current User:
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Click Install:
After several minutes the installation will complete. Monitor progress through the installation:
Once successful, click Close:
Close the Installation Center:
To review any section, please choose from the following:
Part 1: Microsoft SQL Server Installation <– YOU ARE HERE
Part 2: Management and Reporting Server Installation
Part 3: Publishing Server Installation, Registration, and Load Balancer Configuration
Part 4: Sequencing and Client Installation
If you have any questions, comments, or just want to leave feedback, please do so below. Thanks for reading!
–youngtech
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Hello Dane,
Thanks for this document, in the App-V 5 Topology diagram you have mentioned a sequencing workstation and a sequencing server, I see what the workstation is for but not I am not clear about sequencing server, can you please explain what that is for ?
Kind regards,
Mady
This would simply be used if you were going to deliver to Remote Desktop Session Hosts (RDSH), like XenApp for example.
–youngtech
Thank you for sharing with us, It’s really informatic.