Microsoft CRM 3.0

im wondering if crm 3.0 can be installed on a standlone box? specially
without active directoy?

thanks

No, not without Active Directory. The smallest configuration for CRM is one
server running SBS 2003.

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Brandon Smith
Presentations Direct - "Do***ent Finishing Solutions"
http://www.presentationsdirect.com

I thought crm 3.0 wasn't going to require active directory to install - that
security would now be handled in sql server...

AD will still be required, it just isn't used as heavily.

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Matt Parks
MVP - Microsoft CRM

I thought crm 3.0 wasn't going to require active directory to install - that
security would now be handled in sql server... "Brandon" wrote:

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1 31st August 04:33 External User External User Posts: 1	Microsoft CRM 3.0 im wondering if crm 3.0 can be installed on a standlone box? specially without active directoy? thanks

2 31st August 04:34 brandon External User Posts: 1	Microsoft CRM 3.0 No, not without Active Directory. The smallest configuration for CRM is one server running SBS 2003. -- Brandon Smith Presentations Direct - "Do***ent Finishing Solutions" http://www.presentationsdirect.com

3 5th September 18:03 bigvince External User Posts: 1	Microsoft CRM 3.0 I thought crm 3.0 wasn't going to require active directory to install - that security would now be handled in sql server...

4 5th September 18:07 matt parks External User Posts: 1	Microsoft CRM 3.0 AD will still be required, it just isn't used as heavily. -- Matt Parks MVP - Microsoft CRM I thought crm 3.0 wasn't going to require active directory to install - that security would now be handled in sql server... "Brandon" wrote: