Now specify the SQL Server machine and database that this Control Center will use.
Within this phase, it will be necessary to supply the SQL Server instance and the name of the Capacity Database that the Control Center will work with.
The computer name running SQL Server and, optionally, the SQL Server instance name, separated by a \ character. For example, v-srvr-sql or sqlfarm1\capplanning.
If the backslash and the instance name after the SQL Server computer name are omitted then Control Center will attempt to connect to the default instance on that computer.
For a non-default instance name, the SQL Browser service must be running on this machine.
If your environment requires the use of an explicit port number then after the SQL Server machine name add a comma and the port number to use. For example: v-srvr-sql,5333
Do not put both an instance name and a port number. For example, this is wrong: scm12\capacity,31433. It will cause Control Center to be unable to find the database and will fail to run.
If installing Control Center on the same computer as the SQL Server instance, then you can either enter its name or you can specify one of three standard SQL Server “short cuts” for “my machine”:
. just a “dot” or “period”
(local) exactly as written, include the parentheses
127.0.0.1 the universal IP v4 address of “me”
Use the backslash character and add the instance name if this local machine’s SQL Server instance is not the default instance
For example: (local)\QA- Add a specific the port number if not the desired default of 1433.For example: 127.0.0.1,20774
Refer to your SQL Server administrator for assistance if necessary.
When all information is entered correctly, then click Next.