Configure SharePoint 2016 on-premises to deploy the SPFx web part

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Follow the steps to configure SharePoint 2016 on-premises to deploy the SPFx web part

1. SharePoint 2016 requires Feature Pack 2 to deploy SPFx package. So Feature pack 2 is available in SharePoint 2017 CU update as mentioned in below URL.

https://blog.stefan-gossner.com/2017/09/12/feature-pack-2-for-sharepoint-server-2016-aka-september-2017-cu-is-available-for-download/ 

                                1. Download and install both language independent and dependent packs available in the below URL.

                                                DownloadSeptember 2017 Update for SharePoint Server 2016 with Feature Pack 2 (languageindependent)
                                                DownloadSeptember 2017 Update for SharePoint Server 2016 with Feature Pack 2(languagedependent fixes)
                               
                                2. It is recommended to restart the server once installation completes, (Whenever you install the updates, the core SharePoint services stoped. So sometimes the services may not be started again after the installation)
                                3. Run product configuration wizard.
                                4. Restart the server once wizard completes.
Make sure the database version is as shown in the below image, you can verify the DB version under "Servers in Farm" option in Central Administration.



2. Configure APP Domain and Prefix for app deployment

 In order to configure the App domain and prefix.You need to create a Subscription Service. If the server is not available with Subscription, use below script to create Subscription Service.

$account =Get-SPManagedAccount WT\avaadmin
$appPool = New-SPServiceApplicationPool -Name SubscriptionServiceAppPool -Account $account
$serviceApp = New-SPSubscriptionSettingsServiceApplication -ApplicationPool $appPool -name “Subscription Settings Service Application” -DatabaseName “SP2016DEV-SubscriptionSettingsDB”
$serviceAppProxy = New-SPSubscriptionSettingsServiceApplicationProxy -ServiceApplication $serviceApp

3. Configure APP Domain and Prefix
                                Goto Central Administration --> Apps--> Configure URLs (You can set any name for domain and prefix)
4. Manage App Catalog
                Create a new app catalog site if already not existing for the selected web application.
                                                Goto Central Administration--> Apps--> Manage App Catalog

Anandan is a SharePoint and Microsoft Azure consultant.He is having 9+ years of experience in the web, cloud, Machine Learning, IoT and mobile technology. He handled multi-platform solution as a consultant with the experience of designing, developing and deploying solutions by leveraging Microsoft, IBM, Apple, and Google technology stack, has played a dynamic role in the development of SharePoint and ML technologies. He writes articles related to SharePoint Online/On-Premises and Machine Learning.

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