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  1. Lucero
    Hi, I've had SCCM 2012 installed and working for ages, but now it's RTM I thought I'd re-install and take the opportunity to slipstream my many SQL instances across multiple servers onto one SQL box. Well, I've setup SQL 2008 R2 with SP1 and CU4 on (let's call it SQL.mydomain.com) and I enter that in the SCCM 2012 setup wizard along with the instance name (which is SCCM12). I contunally get this error. Now, I made sure that the SQL instance had both domain administrator and SMS Admins added as users (during install of SQL). Collation is correct for that instance and all services run under a SQL Admin account. I've enabled Named Pipes - no joy I've disabled dynamic ports - no joy I've disabled firewalls - no joy I'm sad
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