Report Manager Virtual Directory disabled

Hi,
I have problem with Reporting Services 2005 configuration on Win2k3.
Every setting has green mark, except Rprt Manager Virtual Directory
which is grey and Web Service Identity has not configured mark. And I'm
aware that during instalation RS didn't add Reports dir to IIS, but I
don't know why.
Has anyone met with that problem?
Regards,
BartoloHi,
Yes I have just this same problem - but on an XP machine with SP2 (needed
for a demo setup).
Complete new install of SQLExpress Adv version. ReportServer is installed,
but Report Manager is grayed out.
Any resolution anyone please '.
Regards
Graham
"Bartolo" <andrew.osa@.gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1152266153.281436.141940@.k73g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
> Hi,
> I have problem with Reporting Services 2005 configuration on Win2k3.
> Every setting has green mark, except Rprt Manager Virtual Directory
> which is grey and Web Service Identity has not configured mark. And I'm
> aware that during instalation RS didn't add Reports dir to IIS, but I
> don't know why.
> Has anyone met with that problem?
> Regards,
> Bartolo
>|||Hi,
OK - I just managed to get past this problem :-).
The issue seems to be that I failed to select 'Report Manager' during
initial installation - even though I DID select Reporting Services - Report
Manager seems to be unselected by default !!.
The problem however is then :
1. Re-running the original SQL Express Adv installer, and checking Report
Manager - then tells me that there is nothing to install !! - it apparently
LIES.
2. Running Add/Remove programs, select SQL Server, Change takes me to the
re-install screens BUT my original installation folder was temporary and so
has been deleted :-O.
To get around this problem :
1. Run the main installer again, but at the point where it says nothing to
insall use Explorer to grab a copy of the installers temporary SQL 'Setup'
folder, and store this somewhere safe. Then let the installer exit and
delete its files - you're left with your copy ;-).
2. Run Add/Remove etc - select Report Manager and continue until it
complains that it cannot find 'sqlrun_rs.msi' (as its pointing at the (now
deleted) temp folder. Point this to your copied folder and the install
completes :-)).
Now run the config tool and it shows Report Manager is available !!.
Now all I have to do is to fix the ASP.NET permissions - as it now complains
that the ASP.NET account used to access the webservice (and which I cannot
change) does not have access to the GAC :-O.
Some hoops huh :-O. Maybe Microsoft can comment on the installation failures
?.
NB I already have RS installed on a 2003 server and went through a different
set of hoops to get it running on there :-O.
Hope this helps...
Regards
Graham
"Bartolo" <andrew.osa@.gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1152266153.281436.141940@.k73g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
> Hi,
> I have problem with Reporting Services 2005 configuration on Win2k3.
> Every setting has green mark, except Rprt Manager Virtual Directory
> which is grey and Web Service Identity has not configured mark. And I'm
> aware that during instalation RS didn't add Reports dir to IIS, but I
> don't know why.
> Has anyone met with that problem?
> Regards,
> Bartolo
>|||Hi Graham,
Thx for help, now I'm on holiday.
So I'd check your solution as soon as I come back to the job.
Then I'll share with my experience.
Regards,
Bartolo|||Thank you for this information, helped me get the Report Manager up and running on my XP box
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Report Manager Virtual Directory

I am trying to configure the Report Manager Virtual Directory but cannot do it. In the Configure Report Server screen, the option is greyed out (there is a tick next to it to say that it has been configured, but this is greyed out too)!

Any ideas?

Thanks

Tom

Service started ?

Jens K. Suessmeyer

http://www.sqlserver2005.de

|||I think so - although this is the first time I have ever used it. - I was following a video tutorial and did everything that was said on the video!|||

Use Reporting Services Configuration (SS 2005). This will tell you if the service is properly initialized. This is where you should manage the Virtual Directory and setup the SS2K5 RS database.

What video tutorial are you using?

|||

Look in the services. Is there a service with the name "Report%" (wehere the % is for any characters following). Is the Service started ? If yes, whats the Service name ?

Jens K. Suessmeyer.

http://www.sqlserver2005.de

|||

I am expereincing this same issue, with an install of SQL 2005 Workgroup Edition. I have looked and I do not have a service called "Report%".

|||

SQL Server Reporting Services is an optional service that can be installed with any version of SQL Server--even the Express Edition. It, like any service must be running to be functional. This means you must use one of the SQL Server configuration tools or services.msc to start the service (once it's installed). These tools can configure the service to start when the system starts or on demand (by a program like SC).

SC Start reportserver$ss2k5

This command-line function starts the reportserver service for the SQL Server instance SS2K5.

hth

|||

Hi,

thanks for all the responces.

Ok, i'll try and answer all the questions so far:

1) Looking in "SQL Server 2005 Services" there does appear to be a reporting service running, but it is not called "Report%" it is called "SQLEXPRESS". This Service Type is named "ReportServer"

2) Looking in the "Reporting Services Configuration Manager", it does state that the report server is running

Instance Name: SQL EXPRESS

Initialized: Yes

Service Status: running

3) On the left hand side all of the Options have been configured. Most of them are green and you can click on the ones that are. however, "Report Manager Virtual Directory" and "Initialization" are greyed out and you cannot click on them to set up the directory (although they both have ticks against them, in grey)

Thanks

Tom

|||

Okay, I created a VPC (XP) and installed SQL Server Express Advanced Services edition to simulate what you (apparently have). This installed SQL Server Express as the SQLExpress instance and the Reporting Services service on that instance. Using the Reporting Services Configuration Manager I found that the initial Report Server and Report Manager virtual directories had not been created but the dialog to create them was not grayed out. If I clicked "new" it permitted me to create a "ReportServer" and "Reports" virtual directories.

Question: do you have IIS installed on the target system? Is the service running? To see, use the Adminstrative Tools | Internet Information Services utility to drill down to the default web site to see if it's running. If not, you'll need to install IIS (Control Panel | Add Windows Applications.

|||

Hi,

thanks for the reply.

I decided to uninstall the SQL instance and re-install. Hey presto - it now works!! I must have installed it incorrectly as I can now create everything I need to.

Thanks for everyones help though!

Tom

|||

Hi,

I am having that same problem.

Did you just uninstall SQL server or the reporting services also?

It's frustrating!

|||I uninstalled everything to do with SQL and started again!|||Thank you, I will try it.

Report Manager Virtual Directory

I am trying to configure the Report Manager Virtual Directory but cannot do it. In the Configure Report Server screen, the option is greyed out (there is a tick next to it to say that it has been configured, but this is greyed out too)!

Any ideas?

Thanks

Tom

Service started ?

Jens K. Suessmeyer

http://www.sqlserver2005.de

|||I think so - although this is the first time I have ever used it. - I was following a video tutorial and did everything that was said on the video!|||

Use Reporting Services Configuration (SS 2005). This will tell you if the service is properly initialized. This is where you should manage the Virtual Directory and setup the SS2K5 RS database.

What video tutorial are you using?

|||

Look in the services. Is there a service with the name "Report%" (wehere the % is for any characters following). Is the Service started ? If yes, whats the Service name ?

Jens K. Suessmeyer.

http://www.sqlserver2005.de

|||

I am expereincing this same issue, with an install of SQL 2005 Workgroup Edition. I have looked and I do not have a service called "Report%".

|||

SQL Server Reporting Services is an optional service that can be installed with any version of SQL Server--even the Express Edition. It, like any service must be running to be functional. This means you must use one of the SQL Server configuration tools or services.msc to start the service (once it's installed). These tools can configure the service to start when the system starts or on demand (by a program like SC).

SC Start reportserver$ss2k5

This command-line function starts the reportserver service for the SQL Server instance SS2K5.

hth

|||

Hi,

thanks for all the responces.

Ok, i'll try and answer all the questions so far:

1) Looking in "SQL Server 2005 Services" there does appear to be a reporting service running, but it is not called "Report%" it is called "SQLEXPRESS". This Service Type is named "ReportServer"

2) Looking in the "Reporting Services Configuration Manager", it does state that the report server is running

Instance Name: SQL EXPRESS

Initialized: Yes

Service Status: running

3) On the left hand side all of the Options have been configured. Most of them are green and you can click on the ones that are. however, "Report Manager Virtual Directory" and "Initialization" are greyed out and you cannot click on them to set up the directory (although they both have ticks against them, in grey)

Thanks

Tom

|||

Okay, I created a VPC (XP) and installed SQL Server Express Advanced Services edition to simulate what you (apparently have). This installed SQL Server Express as the SQLExpress instance and the Reporting Services service on that instance. Using the Reporting Services Configuration Manager I found that the initial Report Server and Report Manager virtual directories had not been created but the dialog to create them was not grayed out. If I clicked "new" it permitted me to create a "ReportServer" and "Reports" virtual directories.

Question: do you have IIS installed on the target system? Is the service running? To see, use the Adminstrative Tools | Internet Information Services utility to drill down to the default web site to see if it's running. If not, you'll need to install IIS (Control Panel | Add Windows Applications.

|||

Hi,

thanks for the reply.

I decided to uninstall the SQL instance and re-install. Hey presto - it now works!! I must have installed it incorrectly as I can now create everything I need to.

Thanks for everyones help though!

Tom

|||

Hi,

I am having that same problem.

Did you just uninstall SQL server or the reporting services also?

It's frustrating!

|||I uninstalled everything to do with SQL and started again!|||Thank you, I will try it.

Report Manager Virtual Directory

I am trying to configure the Report Manager Virtual Directory but cannot do it. In the Configure Report Server screen, the option is greyed out (there is a tick next to it to say that it has been configured, but this is greyed out too)!

Any ideas?

Thanks

Tom

Service started ?

Jens K. Suessmeyer

http://www.sqlserver2005.de

|||I think so - although this is the first time I have ever used it. - I was following a video tutorial and did everything that was said on the video!|||

Use Reporting Services Configuration (SS 2005). This will tell you if the service is properly initialized. This is where you should manage the Virtual Directory and setup the SS2K5 RS database.

What video tutorial are you using?

|||

Look in the services. Is there a service with the name "Report%" (wehere the % is for any characters following). Is the Service started ? If yes, whats the Service name ?

Jens K. Suessmeyer.

http://www.sqlserver2005.de

|||

I am expereincing this same issue, with an install of SQL 2005 Workgroup Edition. I have looked and I do not have a service called "Report%".

|||

SQL Server Reporting Services is an optional service that can be installed with any version of SQL Server--even the Express Edition. It, like any service must be running to be functional. This means you must use one of the SQL Server configuration tools or services.msc to start the service (once it's installed). These tools can configure the service to start when the system starts or on demand (by a program like SC).

SC Start reportserver$ss2k5

This command-line function starts the reportserver service for the SQL Server instance SS2K5.

hth

|||

Hi,

thanks for all the responces.

Ok, i'll try and answer all the questions so far:

1) Looking in "SQL Server 2005 Services" there does appear to be a reporting service running, but it is not called "Report%" it is called "SQLEXPRESS". This Service Type is named "ReportServer"

2) Looking in the "Reporting Services Configuration Manager", it does state that the report server is running

Instance Name: SQL EXPRESS

Initialized: Yes

Service Status: running

3) On the left hand side all of the Options have been configured. Most of them are green and you can click on the ones that are. however, "Report Manager Virtual Directory" and "Initialization" are greyed out and you cannot click on them to set up the directory (although they both have ticks against them, in grey)

Thanks

Tom

|||

Okay, I created a VPC (XP) and installed SQL Server Express Advanced Services edition to simulate what you (apparently have). This installed SQL Server Express as the SQLExpress instance and the Reporting Services service on that instance. Using the Reporting Services Configuration Manager I found that the initial Report Server and Report Manager virtual directories had not been created but the dialog to create them was not grayed out. If I clicked "new" it permitted me to create a "ReportServer" and "Reports" virtual directories.

Question: do you have IIS installed on the target system? Is the service running? To see, use the Adminstrative Tools | Internet Information Services utility to drill down to the default web site to see if it's running. If not, you'll need to install IIS (Control Panel | Add Windows Applications.

|||

Hi,

thanks for the reply.

I decided to uninstall the SQL instance and re-install. Hey presto - it now works!! I must have installed it incorrectly as I can now create everything I need to.

Thanks for everyones help though!

Tom

|||

Hi,

I am having that same problem.

Did you just uninstall SQL server or the reporting services also?

It's frustrating!

|||I uninstalled everything to do with SQL and started again!|||Thank you, I will try it.

Report Manager Virtual Directory

I am trying to configure the Report Manager Virtual Directory but cannot do it. In the Configure Report Server screen, the option is greyed out (there is a tick next to it to say that it has been configured, but this is greyed out too)!

Any ideas?

Thanks

Tom

Service started ?

Jens K. Suessmeyer

http://www.sqlserver2005.de

|||I think so - although this is the first time I have ever used it. - I was following a video tutorial and did everything that was said on the video!|||

Use Reporting Services Configuration (SS 2005). This will tell you if the service is properly initialized. This is where you should manage the Virtual Directory and setup the SS2K5 RS database.

What video tutorial are you using?

|||

Look in the services. Is there a service with the name "Report%" (wehere the % is for any characters following). Is the Service started ? If yes, whats the Service name ?

Jens K. Suessmeyer.

http://www.sqlserver2005.de

|||

I am expereincing this same issue, with an install of SQL 2005 Workgroup Edition. I have looked and I do not have a service called "Report%".

|||

SQL Server Reporting Services is an optional service that can be installed with any version of SQL Server--even the Express Edition. It, like any service must be running to be functional. This means you must use one of the SQL Server configuration tools or services.msc to start the service (once it's installed). These tools can configure the service to start when the system starts or on demand (by a program like SC).

SC Start reportserver$ss2k5

This command-line function starts the reportserver service for the SQL Server instance SS2K5.

hth

|||

Hi,

thanks for all the responces.

Ok, i'll try and answer all the questions so far:

1) Looking in "SQL Server 2005 Services" there does appear to be a reporting service running, but it is not called "Report%" it is called "SQLEXPRESS". This Service Type is named "ReportServer"

2) Looking in the "Reporting Services Configuration Manager", it does state that the report server is running

Instance Name: SQL EXPRESS

Initialized: Yes

Service Status: running

3) On the left hand side all of the Options have been configured. Most of them are green and you can click on the ones that are. however, "Report Manager Virtual Directory" and "Initialization" are greyed out and you cannot click on them to set up the directory (although they both have ticks against them, in grey)

Thanks

Tom

|||

Okay, I created a VPC (XP) and installed SQL Server Express Advanced Services edition to simulate what you (apparently have). This installed SQL Server Express as the SQLExpress instance and the Reporting Services service on that instance. Using the Reporting Services Configuration Manager I found that the initial Report Server and Report Manager virtual directories had not been created but the dialog to create them was not grayed out. If I clicked "new" it permitted me to create a "ReportServer" and "Reports" virtual directories.

Question: do you have IIS installed on the target system? Is the service running? To see, use the Adminstrative Tools | Internet Information Services utility to drill down to the default web site to see if it's running. If not, you'll need to install IIS (Control Panel | Add Windows Applications.

|||

Hi,

thanks for the reply.

I decided to uninstall the SQL instance and re-install. Hey presto - it now works!! I must have installed it incorrectly as I can now create everything I need to.

Thanks for everyones help though!

Tom

|||

Hi,

I am having that same problem.

Did you just uninstall SQL server or the reporting services also?

It's frustrating!

|||I uninstalled everything to do with SQL and started again!|||Thank you, I will try it.

Report Manager Virtual Directory

I am trying to configure the Report Manager Virtual Directory but cannot do it. In the Configure Report Server screen, the option is greyed out (there is a tick next to it to say that it has been configured, but this is greyed out too)!

Any ideas?

Thanks

Tom

Service started ?

Jens K. Suessmeyer

http://www.sqlserver2005.de

|||I think so - although this is the first time I have ever used it. - I was following a video tutorial and did everything that was said on the video!|||

Use Reporting Services Configuration (SS 2005). This will tell you if the service is properly initialized. This is where you should manage the Virtual Directory and setup the SS2K5 RS database.

What video tutorial are you using?

|||

Look in the services. Is there a service with the name "Report%" (wehere the % is for any characters following). Is the Service started ? If yes, whats the Service name ?

Jens K. Suessmeyer.

http://www.sqlserver2005.de

|||

I am expereincing this same issue, with an install of SQL 2005 Workgroup Edition. I have looked and I do not have a service called "Report%".

|||

SQL Server Reporting Services is an optional service that can be installed with any version of SQL Server--even the Express Edition. It, like any service must be running to be functional. This means you must use one of the SQL Server configuration tools or services.msc to start the service (once it's installed). These tools can configure the service to start when the system starts or on demand (by a program like SC).

SC Start reportserver$ss2k5

This command-line function starts the reportserver service for the SQL Server instance SS2K5.

hth

|||

Hi,

thanks for all the responces.

Ok, i'll try and answer all the questions so far:

1) Looking in "SQL Server 2005 Services" there does appear to be a reporting service running, but it is not called "Report%" it is called "SQLEXPRESS". This Service Type is named "ReportServer"

2) Looking in the "Reporting Services Configuration Manager", it does state that the report server is running

Instance Name: SQL EXPRESS

Initialized: Yes

Service Status: running

3) On the left hand side all of the Options have been configured. Most of them are green and you can click on the ones that are. however, "Report Manager Virtual Directory" and "Initialization" are greyed out and you cannot click on them to set up the directory (although they both have ticks against them, in grey)

Thanks

Tom

|||

Okay, I created a VPC (XP) and installed SQL Server Express Advanced Services edition to simulate what you (apparently have). This installed SQL Server Express as the SQLExpress instance and the Reporting Services service on that instance. Using the Reporting Services Configuration Manager I found that the initial Report Server and Report Manager virtual directories had not been created but the dialog to create them was not grayed out. If I clicked "new" it permitted me to create a "ReportServer" and "Reports" virtual directories.

Question: do you have IIS installed on the target system? Is the service running? To see, use the Adminstrative Tools | Internet Information Services utility to drill down to the default web site to see if it's running. If not, you'll need to install IIS (Control Panel | Add Windows Applications.

|||

Hi,

thanks for the reply.

I decided to uninstall the SQL instance and re-install. Hey presto - it now works!! I must have installed it incorrectly as I can now create everything I need to.

Thanks for everyones help though!

Tom

|||

Hi,

I am having that same problem.

Did you just uninstall SQL server or the reporting services also?

It's frustrating!

|||I uninstalled everything to do with SQL and started again!|||Thank you, I will try it.

Report Manager Virtual Directory

I am trying to configure the Report Manager Virtual Directory but cannot do it. In the Configure Report Server screen, the option is greyed out (there is a tick next to it to say that it has been configured, but this is greyed out too)!

Any ideas?

Thanks

Tom

Service started ?

Jens K. Suessmeyer

http://www.sqlserver2005.de

|||I think so - although this is the first time I have ever used it. - I was following a video tutorial and did everything that was said on the video!|||

Use Reporting Services Configuration (SS 2005). This will tell you if the service is properly initialized. This is where you should manage the Virtual Directory and setup the SS2K5 RS database.

What video tutorial are you using?

|||

Look in the services. Is there a service with the name "Report%" (wehere the % is for any characters following). Is the Service started ? If yes, whats the Service name ?

Jens K. Suessmeyer.

http://www.sqlserver2005.de

|||

I am expereincing this same issue, with an install of SQL 2005 Workgroup Edition. I have looked and I do not have a service called "Report%".

|||

SQL Server Reporting Services is an optional service that can be installed with any version of SQL Server--even the Express Edition. It, like any service must be running to be functional. This means you must use one of the SQL Server configuration tools or services.msc to start the service (once it's installed). These tools can configure the service to start when the system starts or on demand (by a program like SC).

SC Start reportserver$ss2k5

This command-line function starts the reportserver service for the SQL Server instance SS2K5.

hth

|||

Hi,

thanks for all the responces.

Ok, i'll try and answer all the questions so far:

1) Looking in "SQL Server 2005 Services" there does appear to be a reporting service running, but it is not called "Report%" it is called "SQLEXPRESS". This Service Type is named "ReportServer"

2) Looking in the "Reporting Services Configuration Manager", it does state that the report server is running

Instance Name: SQL EXPRESS

Initialized: Yes

Service Status: running

3) On the left hand side all of the Options have been configured. Most of them are green and you can click on the ones that are. however, "Report Manager Virtual Directory" and "Initialization" are greyed out and you cannot click on them to set up the directory (although they both have ticks against them, in grey)

Thanks

Tom

|||

Okay, I created a VPC (XP) and installed SQL Server Express Advanced Services edition to simulate what you (apparently have). This installed SQL Server Express as the SQLExpress instance and the Reporting Services service on that instance. Using the Reporting Services Configuration Manager I found that the initial Report Server and Report Manager virtual directories had not been created but the dialog to create them was not grayed out. If I clicked "new" it permitted me to create a "ReportServer" and "Reports" virtual directories.

Question: do you have IIS installed on the target system? Is the service running? To see, use the Adminstrative Tools | Internet Information Services utility to drill down to the default web site to see if it's running. If not, you'll need to install IIS (Control Panel | Add Windows Applications.

|||

Hi,

thanks for the reply.

I decided to uninstall the SQL instance and re-install. Hey presto - it now works!! I must have installed it incorrectly as I can now create everything I need to.

Thanks for everyones help though!

Tom

|||

Hi,

I am having that same problem.

Did you just uninstall SQL server or the reporting services also?

It's frustrating!

|||I uninstalled everything to do with SQL and started again!|||Thank you, I will try it.

Report Manager Virtual Directory

I am trying to configure the Report Manager Virtual Directory but cannot do it. In the Configure Report Server screen, the option is greyed out (there is a tick next to it to say that it has been configured, but this is greyed out too)!

Any ideas?

Thanks

Tom

Service started ?

Jens K. Suessmeyer

http://www.sqlserver2005.de

|||I think so - although this is the first time I have ever used it. - I was following a video tutorial and did everything that was said on the video!|||

Use Reporting Services Configuration (SS 2005). This will tell you if the service is properly initialized. This is where you should manage the Virtual Directory and setup the SS2K5 RS database.

What video tutorial are you using?

|||

Look in the services. Is there a service with the name "Report%" (wehere the % is for any characters following). Is the Service started ? If yes, whats the Service name ?

Jens K. Suessmeyer.

http://www.sqlserver2005.de

|||

I am expereincing this same issue, with an install of SQL 2005 Workgroup Edition. I have looked and I do not have a service called "Report%".

|||

SQL Server Reporting Services is an optional service that can be installed with any version of SQL Server--even the Express Edition. It, like any service must be running to be functional. This means you must use one of the SQL Server configuration tools or services.msc to start the service (once it's installed). These tools can configure the service to start when the system starts or on demand (by a program like SC).

SC Start reportserver$ss2k5

This command-line function starts the reportserver service for the SQL Server instance SS2K5.

hth

|||

Hi,

thanks for all the responces.

Ok, i'll try and answer all the questions so far:

1) Looking in "SQL Server 2005 Services" there does appear to be a reporting service running, but it is not called "Report%" it is called "SQLEXPRESS". This Service Type is named "ReportServer"

2) Looking in the "Reporting Services Configuration Manager", it does state that the report server is running

Instance Name: SQL EXPRESS

Initialized: Yes

Service Status: running

3) On the left hand side all of the Options have been configured. Most of them are green and you can click on the ones that are. however, "Report Manager Virtual Directory" and "Initialization" are greyed out and you cannot click on them to set up the directory (although they both have ticks against them, in grey)

Thanks

Tom

|||

Okay, I created a VPC (XP) and installed SQL Server Express Advanced Services edition to simulate what you (apparently have). This installed SQL Server Express as the SQLExpress instance and the Reporting Services service on that instance. Using the Reporting Services Configuration Manager I found that the initial Report Server and Report Manager virtual directories had not been created but the dialog to create them was not grayed out. If I clicked "new" it permitted me to create a "ReportServer" and "Reports" virtual directories.

Question: do you have IIS installed on the target system? Is the service running? To see, use the Adminstrative Tools | Internet Information Services utility to drill down to the default web site to see if it's running. If not, you'll need to install IIS (Control Panel | Add Windows Applications.

|||

Hi,

thanks for the reply.

I decided to uninstall the SQL instance and re-install. Hey presto - it now works!! I must have installed it incorrectly as I can now create everything I need to.

Thanks for everyones help though!

Tom

|||

Hi,

I am having that same problem.

Did you just uninstall SQL server or the reporting services also?

It's frustrating!

|||I uninstalled everything to do with SQL and started again!|||Thank you, I will try it.

Report Manager over SSL

SQL Server 2005 and Reporting Services.
Has anyone successfully configured Report Manager and Report Server (Virtual
Directories) to operate over SSL?
If so, how? I have set all the settings I know of, but can't get it to go.
Thanks.do you have 1 server or 2 servers?
the SSL certificate come from your enterprise CA or external company like
verisign?
what is the error message?
"Kevin Antel" <kevina@.cqlcorp.com> wrote in message
news:%235E%23%23yBKGHA.916@.TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl...
> SQL Server 2005 and Reporting Services.
> Has anyone successfully configured Report Manager and Report Server
> (Virtual Directories) to operate over SSL?
> If so, how? I have set all the settings I know of, but can't get it to
> go.
> Thanks.
>|||I have 1 server. I do not have a CA, I am using a freeware SSL.
It's not that I am getting the errors, it's that when I am in report
manager, all my links are https: except for the Upload File, Report Builder,
New Folder, etc... are all http and won't work.
Any suggestions?
"Jéjé" <willgart_A_@.hotmail_A_.com> wrote in message
news:O1to4ECKGHA.532@.TK2MSFTNGP15.phx.gbl...
> do you have 1 server or 2 servers?
> the SSL certificate come from your enterprise CA or external company like
> verisign?
> what is the error message?
> "Kevin Antel" <kevina@.cqlcorp.com> wrote in message
> news:%235E%23%23yBKGHA.916@.TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl...
>> SQL Server 2005 and Reporting Services.
>> Has anyone successfully configured Report Manager and Report Server
>> (Virtual Directories) to operate over SSL?
>> If so, how? I have set all the settings I know of, but can't get it to
>> go.
>> Thanks.
>|||The goal is to have a remote branch, over the Internet, use HTTPS to run the
report manager and build/upload reports for our customers.
"Jéjé" <willgart_A_@.hotmail_A_.com> wrote in message
news:O1to4ECKGHA.532@.TK2MSFTNGP15.phx.gbl...
> do you have 1 server or 2 servers?
> the SSL certificate come from your enterprise CA or external company like
> verisign?
> what is the error message?
> "Kevin Antel" <kevina@.cqlcorp.com> wrote in message
> news:%235E%23%23yBKGHA.916@.TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl...
>> SQL Server 2005 and Reporting Services.
>> Has anyone successfully configured Report Manager and Report Server
>> (Virtual Directories) to operate over SSL?
>> If so, how? I have set all the settings I know of, but can't get it to
>> go.
>> Thanks.
>