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Hi Mark Try the group microsoft.public.outlook.bcm rather than the ones you selected! The Business Contact Manager Database Admin Tool looks like the tool to use for your remote installation, and the requirements say that Express or Microsoft SQL Server 2005 SP2 is needed, implying that you can install it on an existing instance, the easiest way to find out may be to try it on a test machine (with SQL Server already installed) Once installed you may have to share the contacts with others using: http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/ou...225191033.aspx John "M.Siler" wrote: Please forgive the cross posting. I just don't know which would be the right group for this quesions. We are looking at using Business Contact Manager for Outlook 2007. We'd like to have a shared BCM database. We have an SQL 2005 (active/passive) clustered server. I've read that BCM is an SQL database and will install (I think) SQL Express 2005 on each machine if they are running the BCM locally. Given we have a full SQL 2005 server is there a way to put the BCM database there? I found the Database Admin Tool (http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en) to install the BCM database on a computer that is not running Office 2007, but I'm not sure this is what I want to do for installation on an full version of SQL 2005? Can anyone direct me to any articles that might help me with this task? Also, does anyone know how many people BCM can support before we should really consider going to Microsoft Dynamic CRM 3.0? Thanks, Mark |
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