I don't understand the first two questions, but as for the third, there are no known problems with installation with anti-virus software enabled. However, we never did any formal testing with any anti-virus software. It would make things faster to disable any kind of on-access scanning during installation.
I followed the recommendations of that an user could not install the LMS using clone of administrator of the server, also could not be in a local domain the server. This is fact?
Ah, I think I understand. LMS installation must be done as a local Administrator (i.e. a user in the Administrators group). The Windows server can be part of a domain at the time, but the installation must be done as a user that can modify the local SAM and Registry.
An LMS server can be added to a domain as a member, but not a PDC or BDC. Once LMS is installed, there is no reason to leave the Administrator logged in to the machine.
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