Yep youre right about that. The setup routine can only handle one instance of the server installation.
Its possible though to install more servers on the same machine. There is a white paper for it somewhere.
Mainly you have to process these actions:
- copy the server files to another directory (check the current server service in the registry if you dont know where theyre installed)
- create a batch file to install the server as service, preferable as it will be much easier to maintain, deinstall, change and so on.
- add the port number to use to the servers SERVICES file as the servers cant share ports. (Something like "MyServer260 2410/tcp")
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Its possible though to install more servers on the same machine. There is a white paper for it somewhere.
Mainly you have to process these actions:
- copy the server files to another directory (check the current server service in the registry if you dont know where theyre installed)
- create a batch file to install the server as service, preferable as it will be much easier to maintain, deinstall, change and so on.
- add the port number to use to the servers SERVICES file as the servers cant share ports. (Something like "MyServer260 2410/tcp")
The batch file could look like this:
I tried and it worked.