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I checked the article mentioned above. All points were verifed except for the Web indentifier. I have been through all the settings in IIS and I can not locate this setting. Can you give me some direction as to how to determine this setting.<br />
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I checked the article mentioned above. All points were verifed except for the Web indentifier. I have been through all the settings in IIS and I can not locate this setting. Can you give me some direction as to how to determine this setting.

Thank you

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Sorry, I found the setting. All requirements have been met, yet I still receive the error message. The SQL that is installed is SQL 2000, would this be causing an issue, or are different steps required?
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Sorry, I found the setting. All requirements have been met, yet I still receive the error message. The SQL that is installed is SQL 2000, would this be causing an issue, or are different steps required?

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I am installing Microsoft CRM 3.0 on a Windows 2003 Small Business Server with SQL 2000 installed. After entering the licnese information and accepting the agreement, I recevie an error message &quot;Action Microsoft.Crm.Setup.Common<wbr />.Analyzer+<wbr />CollectorA<wbr />ction Failed. The specified path is not a metabase path. Parameter name : path&quot;. 
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I am installing Microsoft CRM 3.0 on a Windows 2003 Small Business Server with SQL 2000 installed. After entering the licnese information and accepting the agreement, I recevie an error message "Action Microsoft.Crm.Setup.Common.Analyzer+CollectorAction Failed. The specified path is not a metabase path. Parameter name : path". 

Specified path is not a metabase path

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