#Server manager windows 10 install#
The SQL Server Configuration Manager is part of SQL Server so in order to utilize it to manage the SQL Server protocols and such, you first need to install SQL Server as far as I know because it's part of and installed with the SQL Server instance installation procedure. Internet searching on this one seems to send me in a loop with lots of outdated info, and most people think the above link should also install the control panel plugin.Īny ideas where I can go to install the SQL Server Config Manager? If I download the full developer edition of SQL Server and try to install only the client tools, I get redirected to the download above. This might be because I have version 14, but the current version I need is 15, but that is just speculation. I attempted to copy the file, 'SQLServerManager14.msc' over from another machine, but that got an error trying to open "MMC could not create the snap-in". However, that file was not installed on the machine and I cannot find any way to open the configuration manager. More info about this file in this question.
In past versions I believe this install has given me a file at C:\Windows\SysWOW64SQLServerManager*.msc where the asterisk is a number, depending upon which version I installed. I am just trying to install client tools and not the server software. I have installed SQL Server Management Studio 18.4, downloading it from here. I am setting up a new computer, a Surface Laptop 3.
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