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Click on the Trusted sites, and then the Sites button.

On Internet Options window, click on the Security tab.

This might not be ideal, since basically you are turning off that extra protection.Īlternatively, you can add a couple of sites to your Trusted Sites setting. Here you can turn on/off the IE Enhanced Security Configuration (ESC). Click on that one, and you should see a window similar to below: Under the Security Information section, you should see a link for Configure IE ESC.

To turn this setting off, you can go to Server Manager. When you do so, you should be able to download SQL Server 2012 CTP 3 without any problem. So basically it is not allowing IE to run scripts. This setting is basically to prevent attacks on your computer from untrusted websites. There are a couple of ways in which you can resolve this:īy default, on Windows Server 2008 IE Enhanced Security Configuration is enabled (I believe we also have this setting on Windows Server 2003). The second problem was that I keep getting the following message:

The first problem that I ran into was that, when I click the download button, nothing seems to happen. When I tried to download it from the guest environment (Microsoft Windows Server 2008 R2 Standard edition 64-bit) using Internet Explorer 8 and 9, I run into several problems.

You can find the installation files/ISO (for both the 32-bit and 64-bit version) on the following URL: Once I got that setup, I tried to download SQL Server 2012 CTP 3 from Microsoft site. For the operating system, I decided to use Microsoft Windows Server 2008 R2 Standard edition (64-bit). So I created a virtual environment using VMWare player. But I have not got the chance to get it … until now. SQL Server 2012 CTP 3 has been released for awhile. It is slated to be release during the first half of 2012.Ĭurrently Microsoft has released the Community Technology Preview (CTP) 3 of Denali, or shall I say SQL Server 2012. During the first day of SQL PASS Summit 2011, Ted Kummert, Corporate Vice President of Business Platform Division, revealed that the next generation of SQL Server code name Denali is going to be SQL Server 2012.