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Project Server 2003 and SPS

Asked By: Alyson Flowers Date: Apr 09, 2006 Category: Sharepoint Views: 213

I have been charged with the task of installing Project Server 2003
along with SPS. I have had SPS up and running for about 3 months
without issue. When I installed Project Server 2003, I get the
following messages:

A Windows SharePoint Services site needs to be created for your
project before you can share project documents or track project risks
and issues.

and

There is a problem establishing a connection with the Web server
running Windows SharePoint Services. Contact your system administrator.

Can anyone tell me what I missed?

Tagged:project server 2003 and sps

4 Answers Found

Answer #1 Answered By: Tejaswani Barve Answered On: Apr 09, 2006

Verify in the administration of your project server the information
related with SharePoint Services.

Answer #2 Answered By: Harshita Padwal Answered On: Apr 09, 2006

Create a WSS only virtual server. Project server isn’t expecting to see SPS.

Answer #3 Answered By: Jennifer Jones Answered On: Apr 09, 2006

No, Project server does not require SPS.

Answer #4 Answered By: Annie Norris Answered On: Apr 09, 2006

I have installed several using sps+wss...

verify you have connectivity between project Web/Session server and sharepoint admin port (like https://my.portal.com:2733)

also verify sites path is http(s)://portal.foo/sites - do not include a / after the sites

verify project server is using correct AD account to add sharepoint sites, must be portal/wss admin.

on project server, run C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office Project Server 2003\BIN\1033\pscomplus.exe, fill in the blanks with valid usernames and password...

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