Checking That Iis Is Running Correctly; Creating The Installing And Running Users - IBM SPSS Data Collection Installation Manual

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Chapter 3
Open Control Panel and choose:
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Administrative Tools > Data Sources (ODBC)
This opens the ODBC Data Source Administrator dialog box.
On the System DSN tab, click
E
This opens the Create New Data Source dialog box.
Choose SQL Server and then click
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This opens the Create a New Data Source to SQL Server dialog box.
In Name, type a name for the test DSN.
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In Server, select the name of the IBM® SPSS® Data Collection Interviewer Server database server.
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Click .
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Next
On the next two screens, just click
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On the following screen, click
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This opens the ODBC Microsoft Server Setup dialog box.
Click
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Test Data Source
The system checks that it can access the database using the DSN you have just created, and
displays the results of the test. Normally the test will be successful, so click OK. If the test is not
successful, you should make a note of any messages the system has displayed and then try to
resolve the problem before trying to create a test DSN again.
Return to the ODBC Data Source Administrator dialog box. Select the test DSN you have just
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created and click Remove. Confirm your request when prompted to do so.

Checking that IIS is running correctly

Note: This is required on all machines that will host the Web, Interview, and/or the Accessories
Service. IIS is not required on machines running just the Interview Service.
In Internet Explorer, type
E
machine.
As long as your browser does not issue the message "Cannot find server or DNS Error" then
IIS is running.

Creating the installing and running users

IBM® SPSS® Data Collection Interviewer Server must be installed by a user with local
administrative rights. This user must have SQL DB Creator permission on the Database server
while the installation is running, in order to create or update the main Interviewer Server
databases. Once the installation is finished you may remove this right.
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Add
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Finish
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Next
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Finish
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http://machine_name
, where machine_name is the name of your local