Is it possible to install and maintain multiple MSP server instances on one 
server? Example would be two or three different server environments installed 
on one server each...app, database, web server.

Hello nkbrgs,

You do not need multiple instances of Project Server 2007 on same
machine. Single installation of Project Server 2007 capable of hosts
multiple instances of PWA (multiple web tiers), each of PWA with its
own databases. Off course its always one content database shared by
all PWA.

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc197727.aspx

As I know, each machine will have only one instance of MS Project
Server 2007 application. You can add the multiple project server
instances with load balancing, if you want to extend scalability.

Thanks
Chak
pVector Technologies
http://www.epmcentral.com

On Feb 2, 2:39=A0pm, nkbrgs <nkb...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> Is it possible to install and maintain multiple MSP server instances on o=
ne
> server? Example would be two or three different server environments insta=
lled
> on one server each...app, database, web server.

Yes, it can be done, but I don’t recommend it for production instances for a 
number of reasons - in short; it makes your environment very complicated.

If you have to do it – create a new and separate web application, separate 
web application pool and content database - then provision your new PWA 
instance to your new web application.


"nkbrgs" wrote:

> Is it possible to install and maintain multiple MSP server instances on one 
> server? Example would be two or three different server environments installed 
> on one server each...app, database, web server.

Thanks for the replies. Our biggest hurdle is not with PWA or the web...it is 
with Pro and the ability for everyone to see all resources in the enterprise 
resource pool. We work in a government and contractor environment and need to 
restrict the access for all users to see all the resources in the pool. There 
are seperate groups that cannot see the other groups resources or the info 
about the resource that is present.

So, I guess the real question is can you have multiple resource pools with 
restricted access?

Thanks,
nkbrgs

"Gerard Wojcik" wrote:

> Yes, it can be done, but I don’t recommend it for production instances for a 
> number of reasons - in short; it makes your environment very complicated.
> 
> If you have to do it – create a new and separate web application, separate 
> web application pool and content database - then provision your new PWA 
> instance to your new web application.
> 
> 
> "nkbrgs" wrote:
> 
> > Is it possible to install and maintain multiple MSP server instances on one 
> > server? Example would be two or three different server environments installed 
> > on one server each...app, database, web server.

Hi nkbrgs,

Yes, the solution is having multiple PWAs.  Each PWA will have unque
URL.

Example: Suppose you have two PWA instances, http://pwa1 and http://pwa2;
Each PWA acts as separate Project Server instance. It means, you can
have different resource pools. (Each PWA will have own resource pool)

User(PM) have to use PWA url to connect Project Pro to Project Server.
So, it connects to instance of that project server and launches the
enterprise global/resource pool belongs to that PWA instance.

Thanks
Chak
pVector Technologies
http://www.epmcentral.com

On Feb 3, 7:10=A0am, nkbrgs <nkb...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> Thanks for the replies. Our biggest hurdle is not with PWA or the web...i=
t is
> with Pro and the ability for everyone to see all resources in the enterpr=
ise
> resource pool. We work in a government and contractor environment and nee=
d to
> restrict the access for all users to see all the resources in the pool. T=
here
> are seperate groups that cannot see the other groups resources or the inf=
o
> about the resource that is present.
>
> So, I guess the real question is can you have multiple resource pools wit=
h
> restricted access?
>
> Thanks,
> nkbrgs
>
>
>
> "Gerard Wojcik" wrote:
> > Yes, it can be done, but I don=92t recommend it for production instance=
s for a
> > number of reasons - in short; it makes your environment very complicate=
d.
>
> > If you have to do it =96 create a new and separate web application, sep=
arate
> > web application pool and content database - then provision your new PWA
> > instance to your new web application.
>
> > "nkbrgs" wrote:
>
> > > Is it possible to install and maintain multiple MSP server instances =
on one
> > > server? Example would be two or three different server environments i=
nstalled
> > > on one server each...app, database, web server.- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -

Thanks Chak. The information you provided is very good and explains it very 
well. I happened to come across the same info on line late yesterday which 
has screenshots and detail on how to set this up.

Thanks again.
Norm 

"Chak" wrote:

> Hi nkbrgs,
> 
> Yes, the solution is having multiple PWAs.  Each PWA will have unque
> URL.
> 
> Example: Suppose you have two PWA instances, http://pwa1 and http://pwa2;
> Each PWA acts as separate Project Server instance. It means, you can
> have different resource pools. (Each PWA will have own resource pool)
> 
> User(PM) have to use PWA url to connect Project Pro to Project Server.
> So, it connects to instance of that project server and launches the
> enterprise global/resource pool belongs to that PWA instance.
> 
> Thanks
> Chak
> pVector Technologies
> http://www.epmcentral.com
> 
> On Feb 3, 7:10 am, nkbrgs <nkb...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> > Thanks for the replies. Our biggest hurdle is not with PWA or the web...it is
> > with Pro and the ability for everyone to see all resources in the enterprise
> > resource pool. We work in a government and contractor environment and need to
> > restrict the access for all users to see all the resources in the pool. There
> > are seperate groups that cannot see the other groups resources or the info
> > about the resource that is present.
> >
> > So, I guess the real question is can you have multiple resource pools with
> > restricted access?
> >
> > Thanks,
> > nkbrgs
> >
> >
> >
> > "Gerard Wojcik" wrote:
> > > Yes, it can be done, but I don’t recommend it for production instances for a
> > > number of reasons - in short; it makes your environment very complicated.
> >
> > > If you have to do it – create a new and separate web application, separate
> > > web application pool and content database - then provision your new PWA
> > > instance to your new web application.
> >
> > > "nkbrgs" wrote:
> >
> > > > Is it possible to install and maintain multiple MSP server instances on one
> > > > server? Example would be two or three different server environments installed
> > > > on one server each...app, database, web server.- Hide quoted text -
> >
> > - Show quoted text -
> 
> .
>