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# Microsoft SQL Server 2017 または 2019 をインストール

Microsoft SQL Server 2017 および 2019 では、Microsoft SQL Server データベース エンジンと SSRS を別々のホストにインストールすることができます。 Parallels RAS 17.1（およびそれ以降のバージョン）はこの展開シナリオをサポートしており、別々のホストにインストールされた SSRS と Microsoft SQL Server データベース エンジンを使用できるようになります。

SQL Server 2019 および Microsoft SSRS 2019 を使用した Parallels RAS Reporting Service のインストールおよび設定手順については、以下の Parallels KB 記事をご覧ください：

* **Microsoft SQL Server 2017 および 2019 のシングルサーバーインストール**: <https://kb.parallels.com/125164>。
* **Microsoft SQL Server 2017 および 2019 のマルチサーバーインストール**: <https://kb.parallels.com/125156>。


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