Create SQL Server VM and necessary databases in a tenant subscription
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If you have an existing SQL server, you can choose to use that SQL server instead of creating newly. Ensure SQL server authentication is enabled and you have ANY valid SQL server authentication credential available. The minimum recommended hardware configuration of the SQL server is 4 cores vCPU and 8 GB RAM.
Step A below allows to create a new SQL Server VM in Azure Stack for the given tenant subscription, SQL admin credential and 3 new databases necessary for VConnect RP installation.
Proceed to Step B to ensure enabling necessary port and create appropriate new databases before proceeding to the installation.
On AzS Development Kits, sign in to the physical host.
On multi-node integrated systems, the host must be a system that can access admin and tenant endpoints.
Go to the install folder that was unzipped and used in the previous installation step AzureStack Certification Authority certificate (c:\CloudAssert\VConnectMSM)
Open a new elevated (administrative) PowerShell console and change to the above directory where the files have been extracted (c:\CloudAssert\VConnectMSM). Use a new window to avoid problems that might arise from incorrect PowerShell modules that are already loaded on the system.
Run SetupSqlServer.ps1 and specify the required parameters
SQL server installation and database creation may take 20-30 minutes.
4. Once deployment successfully completes and VM successfully created, Go to All Resources -> Select the SQL Virtual Machine just created and note down the Public IP Address. (This is needed during installation to be passed to the scripts.)
5. Remote in to SQL server -> SSMS -> Login using the SQL server authentication credential provided in the above script during creation [Ensure the mode of signing in is SQL server authentication and NOT windows authentication]
6. Verify following 3 databases are successfully created
7. Verify SQL Inbound Rule is configured
Go to Windows Firewall -> Inbound Rules -> Verify SQL Inbound Rule for 1433 exists
New SQL Server and necessary components are successfully created, please proceed to Deployment.
Remote in to SQL server -> Windows Firewall -> Inbound Rules. Verify a SQL inbound rule allowing port 1433 exists
2. If above rule is not present, follow below steps to create a new inbound rule
3. Remote in to SQL server -> SSMS -> Login using the SQL server authentication credential [Ensure the mode of signing in is SQL server authentication and NOT windows authentication]
4. Create 3 new databases named CloudAssert.VConnect, CloudAssert.Billing, CloudAssert.DACM
In SQL Server -> Databases -> Right Click -> New Database...
Parameter Name
Description
Required
DefaultProvider
SubscriptionId
Go to Admin Portal -> Login as Service Admin -> Subscriptions -> Default Provider Subscription -> Get the GUID
Required
AdminArmEndpoint
Admin ARM end point URL
Required
ServiceAdminDirectory
TenantName
Directory tenant name Of the service admin user
Required
ServiceAdmin
Go to Admin Portal -> Login as Service Admin -> Subscriptions -> Default Provider Subscription -> Check if role is Owner. Eg: admin@contosotest.onmicrosoft.com
Required
ServiceTenantDirectory
TenantName
Directory tenant name Of the service tenant user. If not provided, ServiceAdminDirectoryTenantName will be used
Optional
TenantSubscriptionId
GUID of the Tenant Subscription where Cloud Assert components need to be deployed
Required
ServiceTenant
Tenant Subscription administrator account login user name. If not provided above ServiceAdmin credential can be used.
Optional
VmLocalAdminUser
SQL Server VM local admin user name. Eg: caadmin
Required
VConnectDatabaseName
Friendly name Eg: CloudAssert.VConnect
Required
SqlUser
SQL Server authentication user name Eg: cadbadmin
Required
SetupBillingAndDacm
Set this value as true for installing Multi Stamp Management components
Required
BillingDatabaseName
Billing database name Eg: CloudAssert.Billing
Required
DacmDatabaseName
DACM database name Eg: CloudAssert.DACM
Required
SqlPort
The default port is 1433. This can be changed if required.
Optional
Uninstall
For installation, no need to pass this parameter. For un-install, set it to true to un-install SQL server.
Optional