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Subject: Consolidating SQL/MSDE instances
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Nigel Newsom User is Offline
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12/30/2005 08:40 PM  
Hi
 
We have Sql 2000 installed on our SBS server and also the SBSmonitoring and Sharepoint instances.  Is it possible to consolidate the SBSmonitoring and Sharepoint instances into the single MSSQL server, or do these to Programs require separate SQL instances?
 
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12/30/2005 08:47 PM  
No. SBS Monitoring is a different animal and needs its own instance.

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