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Hi,<br />
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I am trying to create a copy of our live CRM system which is currently set up as follows:<br />
CRM 4.0 on two load balanced servers<br />
SQL on a seperate server<br />
I wish to make a copy of this for testing purposes held on a single box with CRM and SQL both installed within the same domain as the live one.<br />
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Does anyone have a step by step guide on this?<br />
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Cheers<br />
Mark.
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Hi,

I am trying to create a copy of our live CRM system which is currently set up as follows:
CRM 4.0 on two load balanced servers
SQL on a seperate server
I wish to make a copy of this for testing purposes held on a single box with CRM and SQL both installed within the same domain as the live one.

Does anyone have a step by step guide on this?

Cheers
Mark.

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