What is the best sequence to install EP6 SP6?

Hi,
We want to install a fresh installation of EP6 SP6. This requires a WAS to run on.
What should be the exact SP of WAS & EP6 that we should start with? In other words, what should be the exact sequence of steps for this installation?
It seems from the forums on SDN that using the Sneak Preview available on SDN has resulted in problems for many of them. Hence the concern.
I will be most happy if someone from SAP/SDN can reply to this.
Thanks 'n Regards,
Sagar
Can somebody please answer this ASAP? Time is short and we have to do this fast.
Thanks and Regards,
Sagar

Hi Sagar,
the guide you are looking for is on http://service.sap.com/instguidesnw04. Browse to the operations section and download "support package stack guide - SAP Netweaver04 SP Stack 04". Since you are requesting EP SP6 this is part of Stack 4. The related WebAS SP is SP7 as you can read in the guide.
Is there a particular reason to go to SP6, why not the latest version? The sequence of steps to install depend on whether you are also planning to install other components like KMC. The document to read is on the same page in SMP, under the installation section, SAP EP, contains "Install Guide SAP EP 6.0 on WebAS 6.40". The 1st chapter has a list of steps you can follow depending on the components you plan to install. The section is called "Major Installation Steps".
Regards,
Serge

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