Multiple instance of Sql server running for Analyzer 7.0 install

Hi,I do have a Sql server instance where the server name is: abc\xyz. Will analyzer accetp a '\' as the server name. This instance of Sql server is not running is not running on the std port 1433. Let me know if there will be any issues whrn installing Analyzer 7.0.Thanks,

There can only be a single default instance and multiple named instances.
BOL: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms143547.aspx
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Because I DO NOT want the three people who will be having access to the production SQL Server to also have access to the primary host ProductionA. Since I have to allow them to RDC into the box to manage the SQL Server, I figure why not create
a separate VM for each one of them and they can RDC into those instead.
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M
Hello M,
Since you dont want the 3 guys to have access to Production machine A.You can install SQL Server client .By client i mean SQL server management studio(SSMS) on there local desktop and then create login for them in SQL Server.Open port on which your SQL server
is running for three of the machines so that they can connct.Now with SSMS installed on each machine each can connect to SQL server from there own machine.
I would also like you to be cautious with giving Sysadmin privilege to all three of them ,first please note down what task they would do and then decide what rights to be provided.
Your option will also work but you need to create 3 VM for that .Which is more tedious task.
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Code
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Hi,
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Solution1:
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Resolution
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