Sitecore Commerce 8.2.1 Installation Guide for Reference Storefront-Part 4

Sitecore Commerce 8.2.1 Installation Guide for Reference Storefront-Part 4

Install Commerce Server and Commerce Server web services


When you set up Commerce Server, you must install Commerce Server on your local machine, then create an IIS site to host the Commerce Server web services.
Note:For successful commerce installation it requires full admin access

Install the Commerce Server software


  1. Navigate to path where the commerce packages has been downloaded.Unzip Sitecore.Commerce.8.2.1_U2_1.2.62.zip

  2. Run the CommerceServer-11.4.xxx.exe installer in administrator access.

  3. Select Install, and accept the license agreement.

  4. Commerce server install exe

  5. If it Prompts with following below error message. Manually start the commerce service.Open services.msc and start "Commerce Server Staging" service

  6. commerce service start error

  7.  On the Administration Database page, verify the value in the SQL Server field (the default value is the machine name).
    o If you are using an SQL named instance, enter the name of your SQL instance. If you are using SQL Express, enter                           .\SQLExpress or localhost\SQLExpress.

  8. commerce server configuration

  9. Click Test to verify the connection to the database.

  10. Test commerce server connection

  11. Click on Next button

  12. On the Staging Service page, enter your domain password(windows login password).

  13. Uncheck the IIS Virtual Root box at this time.And click Next

  14. configuration

  15. On the Summary page, click Next.

  16. On the final page of the wizard, click Finish. Do not select the Launch Upgrade wizard check box.


Create an IIS site for Commerce Server web services

Once Commerce Server is installed, set up an IIS site to host the Commerce Server web services:

  1. Create a folder named C:\inetpub\CSServices\.

  2. Make sure that commeruser(CSFndRuntimeUser,IIS_USRS) has read,write access to CSServices folder.If not add the users

  3. Access to folder

  4. Add new website in IIS

  5. Add new cs website

  6. In IIS, add a new website named CSServices, with the physical path pointing to the folder that you created in step 1.

  7. Make sure this IIS site listens on port 1004 (to be used at a later stage).

  8. Cssservices

  9. set "CSServices" identity to the administrator account you are using for the installation (e.g., .\CSFndRuntimeUser).

  10. Add host entry for CSServices.


For Successful Sitecore commerce Installation Continue Reading https://xchangesitecore.com/sitecore-commerce-8-2-1-installation-guide-for-reference-storefront-part-4/ Vikash Raaj

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