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anub is right - but just to add a bit more clarification... not only does SCCM not have to go on a DC/DNS box, it is strongly recommended that it does not go on a DC/DNS server... your SCCM box should preferably be dedicated.<br />
I will disagree with the SQL comment though - no reason to use SQL 2005 over SQL 2008 - especially considering - <a href="http://www.techlog.org/archive/2009/04/29/mms_2009_information_about_mic" rel="ugc">http://www.techlog.org/archive/2009/04/29/mms_2009_information_about_mic</a><br />

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anub is right - but just to add a bit more clarification... not only does SCCM not have to go on a DC/DNS box, it is strongly recommended that it does not go on a DC/DNS server... your SCCM box should preferably be dedicated.
I will disagree with the SQL comment though - no reason to use SQL 2005 over SQL 2008 - especially considering - http://www.techlog.org/archive/2009/04/29/mms_2009_information_about_mic [http://www.techlog.org/archive/2009/04/29/mms_2009_information_about_mic]


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Hi Everyone,<br />
I have two W2K3 R2 domain controllers (PDC/BDC) that also serves as DNS servers. &nbsp; I want to install an SCCM 2007 server on a W2K8 server. &nbsp;I have no clue on how to do this. &nbsp;Does the SCCM box have to be a DC? &nbsp;Must it also be a DNS server? &nbsp;I have it running as my DHCP server right now. &nbsp;I have setup IIS 7 on it with BITs and all that. &nbsp;i have downloaded the SQL 2005 that comes with it. &nbsp;i'm not sure what to do. &nbsp;i don't want to mess up AD. &nbsp;so, if someone will please help me with the setup, i'd greatly appreciate it.
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Hi Everyone,
I have two W2K3 R2 domain controllers (PDC/BDC) that also serves as DNS servers.   I want to install an SCCM 2007 server on a W2K8 server.  I have no clue on how to do this.  Does the SCCM box have to be a DC?  Must it also be a DNS server?  I have it running as my DHCP server right now.  I have setup IIS 7 on it with BITs and all that.  i have downloaded the SQL 2005 that comes with it.  i'm not sure what to do.  i don't want to mess up AD.  so, if someone will please help me with the setup, i'd greatly appreciate it.

New SCCM 2007 setup

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