This article describes the installation of SharePoint Server 2010 and is a part of a series describing the complete installation of SharePoint Server 2010 on Windows Server 2008 R2 and SQL Server 2008 R2. Please have a look at

There you can find an overview of the complete series and of course the farm topology and the deployment scenario.

SharePoint 2010 Products Preparation Tool

  • Execute setup and install SharePoint 2010 software requirements.

Execute setup. Install SharePoint 2010 software requirements

  • If you configured Application Server and Web Server (IIS) role as described the process takes only some minutes or less.

Installation process of software prerequisites. If you configured Application Server and Web Server (IIS) role as described the process takes only some minutes or less 

SharePoint Server 2010 installation

  • Enter the product key and choose the advanced installation mode.

Enter product key. Choose the advanced installation mode

  • Always use complete install so you are able to change server roles as you want to.

Install complete SharePoint 2010. Wait until installation has finished.

  • Start the SharePoint Products Configuration Wizard.

Execute the Products Configuration Wizard. Click next.

  • Click yes and choose to create a new server farm.

Click yes to stop services. Create anew SharePoint 2010 server farm.

  • Enter the application server name and add the farm account spFarmAcc. Permissions are assigned automatically by the setup administrator.
  • Enter a passphrase to secure farm configuration data. It is also needed if you join a new server to the farm.
  • Note: If you have trouble with the configuration database the comment of Mike M. might help you. He used SQL Express where the SQL Browser was disabled. You have to enable it into Windows Services.

Enter SQL Server and farm account. Enter a passphrase.

  • Select a port and a authentication provider. How about 2010 as a port number ;)

Select port and authentication provider. Verify settings and start configuration.

  • Configure SharePoint Server 2010.

Wait until configuration has finished. Click finish to start Central Administration.

  • Et voilà SharePoint Server 2010 was successfully installed. The next article descries the configuration using Central Administration.

Decide to sign up for the Customer Experience Improvement Program or not. Installation of SharePoint Server 2010 has finished. 

Next steps

Please take a look at Part 9: SharePoint Server 2010 configuration.

Comments

11/26/2009 8:22:09 PM #

Excellent set of install instructions. I was going to start such a set when
I found your blogs.
Thank you.

Divya United States Reply

1/31/2010 6:22:30 PM #

thank for sharing the knowledge

satish India Reply

4/29/2010 5:36:07 PM #

Please take a look at Part 9: SharePoint Server 2010 configuration?
Any update?

alex Kenya Reply

4/30/2010 8:47:40 AM #

Hi Andreas,
Really helpful set of print screens and great guide! Hope to see part 9 as I have to move to 2010 from WSS 2007 on Win2003 R2 I don't know if I'll create a new farm on Win2008 R2 and link to actual database or just export all sites and import into new farm.
What do you think?

Karl Belgium Reply

4/30/2010 9:04:23 AM #

Hey thanks for the feedback... :)

I will continue in May with part 9 and I'm really exited about that since it's a lot of writing.

Andreas Switzerland Reply

5/4/2010 5:19:54 PM #

Thanks for taking time putting the installation together.. Greatly appreciated.

-JR

JR United States Reply

5/6/2010 7:10:51 PM #

Its may
I'm interested in this and installing office web apps 2010
I'v heard that sharepoint is needed for Office web apps 2010 so would it be possible to add their install to this?

Richard United States Reply

5/6/2010 9:09:58 PM #

Installing SharePoint Server 2010 on Windows Server 2008 R2 and SQL Server 2008 R2 - Part 1: Overview

Installing SharePoint Server 2010 on Windows Server 2008 R2 and SQL Server 2008 R2 - Part 1: Overview

Andreas Glaser Reply

5/12/2010 1:57:03 AM #

Great post - thank you!

On our domain, I ran into a problem when trying to create the SharePoint_Config database. It gave me this error similar to this:
"sharepoint exception type system.collection.generic.keynotfoundexception sharepoint 2010"

Issue turned out to be a security issue for my farm account user. This article was helpful:
ethan-deng.com/...Point2010InstallationIssues.aspx

Kevin Marshall United States Reply

5/12/2010 11:35:56 AM #

Just great! Thank you for sharing this.

prog1 Germany Reply

5/12/2010 7:21:55 PM #

Part 9 has been released...

Please take a look at part 10 and part 11 which are new.

Andreas Switzerland Reply

6/30/2010 10:52:11 PM #

Awesome walk-through. I spent hours trying to use "other sources" to get this set up going, to no avail. Your tutorial takes the cake on easy implementation.

If I could add one thing (I didn't see it listed, so pardon me if I am repeating) - I am actually using a slightly different setup. I have my Sharepoint 2010 install on Server 2008 R2 and am using SQL 2008 Express R2 (my site is not going to be that big at all). I was having issues at the initial set up of the configuration database that told me either the database could not be found or the user did not have access. After much hair pulling, I finally discovered that by default in SQL Express, the SQL Browser is disabled. You have to do into Services - enable and start the browser.

I also ran the script on this page to open the firewall - www.sharepointforum.com/.../...harepoint-2010.aspx

It works really well.

Finally, I had to specify port 1433 under TCP/IP Connection properties under ALL IP.

Hope that can help someone else! Thanks!

Mike M. United States Reply

7/7/2010 10:47:42 PM #

Hi Mike,

thank you for the link to the port numbers... I added your tip to the article.

Andreas

Andreas Switzerland Reply

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