I am install sharepoint on VM which does not join domain, and the DBServer is on the same machine.
If you do a complete installation of SharePoint - when you get to the point where you are setting up database settings, the wizard will prevent you from using a local account. There are good reasons for this, but I certainly did not want to get domain accounts involved for my simple VM, so I found a PowerShell command that allowed me to get around this: New-SPConfigurationDatabase
PS C:UsersAdministrator> New-SPConfigurationDatabase
位于命令管道位置 1 的 cmdlet New-SPConfigurationDatabase 请为以下参数提供值:
DatabaseName: sharepoint
DatabaseServer: WIN-N7Q5Q2TO8L1ids
FarmCredentials Passphrase: **********
PS C:UsersAdministrator>
After running this command, run your configuration wizard as you typically would. You will see that you are already part of a farm, so just continue with the wizard and allow the remaining pieces to be set up. Note that this should certainly not be used in other situation other than when setting up a simple single server environment for personal use.