MIIS 2003, Enterprise Edition, requires SQL Server 2000, Standard or Enterprise Edition, as the back-end data store. The Identity Integration Feature Pack (IIFP) for Microsoft Windows Server Active Directory requires SQL Server 2000, Standard or Enterprise Edition, as the back-end data store. In addition, both MIIS 2003, Enterprise Edition, and IIFP require Microsoft Windows Server 2003, Enterprise Edition, for installation.

In addition to the operating system and the Java Virtual Machine (JVM), SPECjAppServer2004 requires a J2EE 1.3-compatible application server, a relational database server, and a JDBC driver.

Yes. SQL Server may be run on the same server on which MIIS 2003 is running. However, due to performance reasons, it is recommended to run SQL server on the same machine. For more information on configuring the MIIS and SQL servers for best performance see the MIIS 2003 Capacity Planning Guide.

Technically speaking MIIS does not require Visual Studio at all, but it is a very good development tool choice for developing MIIS 2003 rules extensions. The minimum requirements to compile rules extensions are the .NET compilers available for free in the .NET Framework SDK at http://msdn.microsoft.com. Top For MIIS 2003 to work in a warm standby configuration, Active Directory is required. See the technical overview for MIIS 2003 Planning for High Availability at http://microsoft.

No. However, we expect customers may want to engage Microsoft Consulting Services (MCS) or a partner to help them deploy MIIS.

If third-party antivirus software is compatible with Windows Server 2003 and Exchange Server 2003, then it is also compatible with Windows Small Business Server 2003. We recommend that your antivirus software be "Exchange aware," and that it be based on a server-client configuration, rather than on a purely client or desktop solution. Additionally, you should use appropriate antivirus software for the client computers in your network. Yes.

No. You may use a copy of SQL Server 2000 that you have already licensed. MIIS 2003 does not require a copy for its own exclusive use. It may be shared with other applications.

Microsoft Identity Integration Server 2003, Enterprise Edition: This version provides identity integration/directory synchronization, account provisioning/de-provisioning, and password synchronization and management.

Take the MIIS training course. It's a great way to get started with MIIS 2003. Microsoft has selected SQLSoft+ as our premier MIIS training partner. For more information, please visit the course availability page on the SQLSoft+ site at www.sqlsoft.com/miis. Yes. MIIS synchronizes passwords. It also allows customers to use a single Web interface to set/reset passwords across systems.

The Microsoft Official Curriculum Course 2731, titled, "Deploying and Managing Microsoft Identity Integration Server (MIIS) 2003," is available. Visit the course training page, for a course syllabus and a schedule of upcoming courses offered by Microsoft certified training partners.

Customers wishing to purchase MIIS 2003, Enterprise Edition, should contact their Microsoft account executive or review the Microsoft licensing site or Pricing and Licensing page for further information. Customers who wish to test or develop with MIIS 2003 may obtain the software by subscribing to MSDN Universal. Further information regarding MSDN Universal subscriptions can be found at the MSDN site.

MIIS 2003, Enterprise Edition, will be available via the Enterprise, Open, and Select volume licensing programs.

MyLibraryDV's software will automatically detect and alert you of any necessary Player upgrades to access the service and will aid in their installation.

First, of course, you'll need properly running web server software on your server. On at least one client system, you'll need a full ANSI C programming environment to build the benchmark from the provided source code. Binaries will be provided for some system architectures.

SPECjAppServer2002 requires a J2EE 1.3 compatible server as well as a database server. See section 2.2 in the SPECjAppServer2002 Run and Reporting Rules for details on all the products. Also, a Java Runtime Environment (JRE) version 1.3 or later must be installed on the client machines.

Microsoft Windows 98 or above running Internet Explorer 5 or above. (JMS will not run on Windows 95 or NT4)

There is no difference between the downloadable version of the software and the version shipped on the CD. In fact the downloadable version may be a more recent version than the one shipped on the CD.

Sparkline requires PHP 4.0.6 or newer (including PHP 5) and GD 2.0 built as a PHP module. It may be possible to run the library with older versions of GD, however this is not tested or supported.

There is a bug in Office 2007 that must be fixed in order to be able to run Macros. Click on this link to install the Bug Fix. Firefox and Netscape - click on the link, save the file to your Desktop, click on the file on your Desktop

If third-party antivirus software is compatible with Windows Server 2003 and Exchange Server 2003, then it is also compatible with SBS 2003 R2. We recommend that your antivirus software be "Exchange aware," and that it be based on a client/server configuration, rather than on a purely client or desktop solution. Consider using solutions from Sybari, a Microsoft subsidiary.

No, it must be run on the same server as the MIIS service. If you need to access the Identity Manager remotely then you will need some remote access solution such as terminal services.

There is no technical requirement, except that it takes less testing resources (as apposed to testing MIIS against all editions of Windows). Top

There is no upgrade from MMS 2.2 SP1 to MIIS, it is considered a migration since the products are so different. For more information on migrations, please see the migration paper at http://microsoft.com/miis. Top

No. Rules extensions can be built and compiled on a separate computer, then copied to the extensions folder on the MIIS server. Installing the debugger on the MIIS computer is a good idea, since it will improve the troubleshooting experience. Top

Microsoft Identity Integration Server (MIIS) 2003 is the third major release of our identity management and integration product—encompassing more than eight years of experience solving complex identity management problems for customers.

Active Directory supporting Windows 2000, Windows Server 2003, Exchange 2000, and Exchange Server 2003

Setup for ILM 2007 is designed to perform upgrades where appropriate. For example, ILM 2007 Volume License can upgrade an existing MIIS 2003 installation, Identity Integration Feature Pack (IIFP), ILM 2007 Evaluation Edition, and ILM 2007 MSDN. IIFP cannot upgrade anything except a previous IIFP. ILM 2007 MSDN cannot upgrade anything except a previous MIIS 2003 MSDN, etc.

A 200Mhz CPU with 32Mb ram and a 4 Mb 3D-accelerated video card can get the game to run at lower details / lower resolution. If you want to use higher detail modes, you'll need something like a 300Mhz CPU with 64Mb ram and a 8Mb 3D-accelerated video card. You'll need a correctly setup OpenGL 1.2 and the SDL library, whatever OS you are using. Read the following questions for that.