This post is part of the Installing Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central 2022 Wave 1 On-premise Demo series in which I am creating a demo series for learning/demonstrating Business Central.
The full system requirements for Business Central are available on Microsoft Docs. In this post, I’m listing out the requirements for running Business Central in an offline learning/demo environment; I will be missing some functionality, such as that around email, but am concentrating on the core functionality.
The below is not the configuration you’d be using for a full production installation, but only for a more limited test/demo system.
Server
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Supported operating systems |
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Hardware resources |
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Additional software |
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Additional information | Business Central Setup installs the following software if it’s not already present on the target computer:
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Web Server Components
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Supported operating systems |
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Web server |
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Additional software |
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Additional information | Business Central Setup installs the following software if it’s not already present on the target computer:
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Database Components
Specification | Requirement |
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Database |
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Service Packs and Cumulative Updates |
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Additional information | Business Central Setup installs the following software if it’s not already present on the target computer:
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Desktop App
Business Central does not have a traditional desktop application, but is instead accessed via the web browser.
Specification | Requirement |
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Supported browsers |
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Additional information |
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Microsoft Office Applications
Business Central on-premises offers various features that require Office apps to be available on client devices.
Specification | Requirement |
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Excel |
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Word |
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