Installing MBAM Database onto an existing SQL Server

Hi
I just want to know if installing the MBAM databases on an existing SQL server is supported?  If it isn't is it still technically possible to do so?
Thanks

Yes, you can install the MBAM databases to an existing SQL server. You may want to look at
this thread where the question was answered.

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