.NET Framework 3.5 Installations Probleme

Ich hatte wiedermal Probleme mit einem frischen Server 2012 R2... hier wollte sich das .NET Framework 3.5 nicht installieren lassen.

Hier mal die Anleitung zur Grundlegenden Installation. (Geht mit dem GUI natürlich auch)

1. Open Windows Explorer (Windows + E)
2. Mount the Windows 8 installation ISO you used to install your operating system.  You can do this by right clicking on it and selecting the option Mount. UPDATE: If you have the Windows 8 Installation Disc in your optical drive, then use this instead. However, make sure you change the commands mentioned later to match your optical drive.
3. Use the RUN command in administrator elevated mode. You can do this by navigating to the location c:\windows\system32\cmd.exe and right-clicking on the cmd.exeapplication and selecting Run as administrator.
4. Once the command windows has loaded, then type the following command (Note: Match the drive letter to your appropriate drive letter for the ISO or DVD):

dism /online /Enable-Feature /FeatureName:NetFX3 /All /Source:E:\Sources\SxS /LimitAccess

Hit enter once you have completed the command.

Hier der Regkey der mir geholfen hat!

Looks like the registry key hasn’t been ‘wrapped’ properly. The full key is HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\ SOFTWARE\ Policies\ Microsoft\ Windows\ WindowsUpdate\ AU
The value name is ‘UseWUServer’ and should be a DWORD. The value data is 0.
Once .NET is installed, either delete this key, or put the value back to 1.

MS SQL Server Probleme / Verbindungsproblem

Vor ein paar Wochen hatte ich das Problem das ich mit dem Reporting Service nicht zu fahren gekommen bin.

Schuld waren falsch konfigurierte Ports (Danke MS 2012! )

Nach der Anleitung hier bin ich vorgegangen und siehe da! Es funktioniert.

Sollten Fragen auftauchen... bitte melden.

Step 1: I went to the TCP/IP line in SQL Server Network Configuration, under Protocols for SQLEXPRESS (though you should select your active sql server) and clicked on properties:

Step 2: Then, I made sure that under IP Addresses, the group IP4 is Enabled = "Yes", and that the TCP Port in there is set to 1433 (the default sql server port), like here:

Step 3: Lastly, just as a precaution, I've changed all the other IP group ports to 1433 also, and enabled = "Yes" them from IP2 to IP5 (I saw this one at another computer). I've also changed the IPAll's (the last group) TCP Port to 1433 as well. But that's just me. I'm crazy. Go crazy. It's good for you. Last, make sure Enabled is set to Yes on the protocol tab as wel