So with the recent release of SharePoint 2013, I decided to go ahead and install it. Since I was just testing the waters, I decided to go ahead and simply install the Standalone installation of SharePoint 2013.
Of course, the first installation problem I encountered was during the installation of the software prerequisites:
After looking at the installation log file, I discovered the source of the error. It was related to a failure in running the iisext.vbs script. So I simply had to open up a command prompt window and run the command manually:
The next error I encountered was while running the Configuration Wizard:
Fortunately, someone had already encountered this issue and found a suitable workaround: http://tomblog.insomniacminds.com/2012/07/17/sharepoint-2013-standalone-installation-issue/
So I simply had to run the following command at a command prompt to get the configuration database created:
Of course, the first installation problem I encountered was during the installation of the software prerequisites:
After looking at the installation log file, I discovered the source of the error. It was related to a failure in running the iisext.vbs script. So I simply had to open up a command prompt window and run the command manually:
The next error I encountered was while running the Configuration Wizard:
Fortunately, someone had already encountered this issue and found a suitable workaround: http://tomblog.insomniacminds.com/2012/07/17/sharepoint-2013-standalone-installation-issue/
So I simply had to run the following command at a command prompt to get the configuration database created:
.\PSCONFIG.EXE -cmd Configdb create SkipRegisterAsDistributedCacheHost
Of course, as stated in the earlier article, there was a good chance that I would also get a failed to create Sample Data error message, and of course, I did!
Apparently, though, the Sample Data is not required for a functional installation of SharePoint 2013 so I went ahead and attempted to access Central Administration.
When I went to Manage Web Applications, I was able to see that a default Web Application had been created for me.
After browsing to the web application, I noticed that I was able to select my Site Collection template.
After going through the standard group creation process, I was finally able to see my new SharePoint 2013 Team Site!
thanks its saved me hours.
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