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Sharepoint and Project Central Server on the same Machine

Asked By: Taylor Franklin Date: Aug 11, 2009 Category: Sharepoint Views: 189

has anyone got any experiences with Project Central Server and Sharepoint
working on the same machine. Project Central uses SQL 2000 Server as
database and IIS as Webserver. I have installed both (Prjct Ctrl and SQL
2000) on a testmachine together with SPS and it seems to work but I am not
quite sure for how long;o) The other possibility would be to install SQL
2000 on a different machine and leave Central Server on the SPS machine, but
I guess this would slow down performance.

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7 Answers Found

Answer #1 Answered By: Babita Rajak Answered On: Aug 11, 2009

Thanks for the info. So there is hope.

Answer #2 Answered By: Erica Lewis Answered On: Aug 11, 2009

By the way have you found ways to combine SPS and Project Central Contents
via Webparts Dashboards or other?

Answer #3 Answered By: Marquise Farley Answered On: Aug 11, 2009

There are the Pcubed web parts (which I haven´t
analised)

www.microsoft.com/.../project.asp

However (funding again) we only created a web part and
had it getting the content from the link
"/projectcentral/" (default virtual dir for project
central).

There was also a microsoft white paper on this subject
(not able to find it now - has vanished from their
site).

Answer #4 Answered By: Gargi Mehta Answered On: Aug 11, 2009

Thanks very much for the input. Will check everything

Your help is appreciated as ever

Answer #5 Answered By: Radhika Vora Answered On: Aug 11, 2009

I installed Project server and SPS on the same machine by I used SQL server
an a separate server.

For those of you used that want to test different software on the same box,
I recommend using a software from vmware http://www.vmware.com
<http://www.vmware.com> that allows to create virtual machine without
disrupting your main box. I installed VMMare on my Windows XP workstation
and I am running SPS and Project Central in a virtual machine running
Windows 2000 Server. Performance are well above what I would have ever
expected and it works very well for testing

Answer #6 Answered By: Harshit Nerurkar Answered On: Aug 11, 2009

I bet you don't have 128MB in that workstation.
VMWare rocks if you want to test or play with applications. You can even
setup a cluster on your desktop.

Answer #7 Answered By: Yvette Lyons Answered On: Aug 11, 2009

640Mb but it still rocks, the best tool to test beta or others

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