At a client SharePoint 2007 farm, installed on Windows Server 2008 servers, I had to install SQL Server Reporting Services Add in for Sharepoint. I already know that one has to install with elevated privileges at 2008 but this installation required some specific steps to complete.
At first I tried this installation:
Open a command prompt with [...]
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Very interesting article at Ian’s blog about some issues with SSRS 2008 and SharePoint.
When installing, think about:
Integrated mode only works for SharePoint Web Applications on the Default Zone
Integrated mode will not work on a Web Application that has Anonymous access enabled
Read more about SSRS 2008 installation at the source.
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Recently I posted an article (here) about getting SQL Server Reporting Services 2005 to work at a Windows 2008 Server. It worked so far that SSRS is now working in Native mode but not yet in SharePoint Integrated mode. There are some Kerberos errors in the eventlogs. So, I searched the internet for information about [...]
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Today I tried to install SSRS 2005 at the Windows Server 2008 server of a client but the option for Reporting Services was greyed out. After some research on the internet I found an article by Jim Hlavin to make this work.
Look here for the solution.
Edit:
After following the solution in Jims post it still did [...]
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A company in the US have developed Report Services web parts to connect to multiple SSRS Servers. Their client did not have the luxury of combining all reports into one scaled SSRS environment so they rebuilt the report viewer web parts to combine several SQL Server Report Servers.
Read more at source.
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