Sometimes we do call MS professional and premium
support to get technical assistance on some of the issue we face in our
development, Sys-test, Pre-production and Production environments and Microsoft
Support engineer might have told you that this configuration design is not
supported.
We should all be familiarise with the what kind of
installation/configuration scenarios Microsoft support for SharePoint Server 2013.
MS KB http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2764086
outline those scenarios, but I have outlined those for your reference.
The
following SharePoint Server 2013 installation scenarios are not supported:
· You try to install SharePoint Server 2013 on a drive that
is formatted by using Resilient File System (ReFS). In this scenario, the
installation fails, and the following error message is logged in the Setup log
file:
datetime::[940]
Catalyst file system check failed: The path root D:\ is not NTFS
datetime::[940] Showing message Title: 'Setup Warning', Message: 'The install location must be on a drive formatted with NTFS. Select another drive.'
datetime::[940] Message returned: 1
datetime::[940] Showing message Title: 'Setup Warning', Message: 'The install location must be on a drive formatted with NTFS. Select another drive.'
datetime::[940] Message returned: 1
·
You install SharePoint Server 2013 in a workgroup.
·
You install SharePoint Server 2013 on a domain controller.
This scenario is supported only for development configurations and not for
production configurations.
·
You install SharePoint Server 2013 on Windows Web Server.
· You install SharePoint Server 2013 on a virtual machine
(VM) that uses Dynamic Memory. For more information about best practice
configurations for SharePoint Server 2013 and virtual machines, go to the
following Microsoft TechNet website:
So guys plan wise for your SharePoint Server 2013
Installation which is supported.
Applies to: SharePoint Server 2013 and SharePoint Server
foundation 2013.
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