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burakavcioglu
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‎2018-04-16 05:25
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SILK Central localhost setup

I install silk central and sql express in my localhost. How to connect default mssql database.

What is the write database and username? thanks.

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Matthew McGibbon
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‎2018-04-16 05:45

During evaluation, this should be connected automatically. The case this can happen when it is not is that the installation failed due to not having one of the pre-requisites installed on the machine prior to the install.

Can you confirm that UAC was disabled and .NET 3.5.1 was installed prior to installation?

Also, can you execute the following command line argument to ensure that a SQL instance is running:

netstat -ano | findstr 1433

If running this should return the process listening on the default SQL port.

Thanks,
Matt
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burakavcioglu
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‎2018-04-16 05:54

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Matthew McGibbon
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‎2018-04-16 08:12

Thanks, it looks like the instance is running.

The default username and password for the SQL Express installation are:

User: sa
Password: SilkCentral12!34

You can find these in the Install guide if ever required in the future.

www.microfocus.com/.../silkcentral-185-installationhelp-en.pdf

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Matt
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