How to set the IP addresses for teh report server on sql server 2008 reporting services

I'm installing SQL Server 2008 on Windows 7.  I'm going through the install and on the "Installation Rules" page I have two failures: Reporting Services Catalog Database File Existance Reporting Services Catalog Temporary Database File Existance Clicking on each of the failures they both say that each file exists "Select a reporting services file-only mode installation" Clicking the "Help" button tells me to "Rename, move, or delete the files" This is the only information I can find on this exact failure.  I'm not technical enough to know exactly where these files are or what they are named.  I cannot proceed any further without correcting this issue.  I'll include some of the shorter summary log files.  I can include other detail log files if that would help. Thank you so much for any help. Select Log Files: SUMMARY GLOBAL RULES LOG: Overall summary:   Final result:                  Passed   Exit code (Decimal):           0   Exit message:                  Passed   Start time:                &n

I am trying to create a shared data source for SQL Server Reporting Services 2008 that uses a specific Windows user ID and password to connect to the database. Using the Report Manager web interface, if I create a shared data source and specify "Credentials stored securely in the report server", I can check the "Use as Windows credentials when connecting to the data source" checkbox. This tells SSRS that the user ID and password I specify are from a Windows user, not a SQL Server user. I want to create the shared data source using Visual Studio though. In Visual Studio I have an option to use stored credentials but there is no equivalent of the "Use as Windows credentials when connecting to the data source" checkbox. SSRS always assumes that user and password are for a SQL Server user, not a Windows user, and thus the connection fails. Does anyone know how to tell Visual Studio that the stored credentials are for a Windows user?

Hello All, I am having problem in configuring report server in SharePoint 2010 Central Administration. The Scenario is explained below: We have farm with two Servers with following components installed: 1. APPSERVER : SharePoint 2010, SSRS(2008 R2) and Reporting Services Add in (installed using credentials    (domain/sharepointuser)) 2.  SQLSERVER: SQL SERVER 2008 R2, Report Server Database (installed using credentials    (domain/sqluser)) Steps followed: a. Configured Report Server on APPSERVER with database in SQL SERVER. We browsed the report server url (http://localhost/reportserver) successfully b. Installed Reporting Services Addin on APPSERVER c. In SharePoint Central Administration, Under Reporting Services Integration, we gave the report server web server url as http://localhost/reportserver , authentication as Windows Authentication and credentials which are used to install SQL SERVER (domain/sqluser) d. We also added a new group called WSS_WPG Error is given below: The report server instance is not configured correctly. Please use the Reporting Services Configuration tool to create a report server database in SharePoint integrated mode before setting integration options for this SharePoint Web application. Thanks in Advance  

I want to install  SQL REPORTING SERVICES and curretnly i have SQL SERVER 2008 R2 installed with SQL Management studio.

I have spent days now investigating this problem, so any help very much appreciated! I have a remote web server 2003 running SQL Server R2 Express Edition with Reporting Services installed. I use Report Builder 3.0 locally to build report. If I login via Internet to Report Manager Web Page as an administrator I can perform all the expected and required actions, creating new folders and assigning permissions for users etc. I have added a new user "ReportUser" as a Browser of a child folder. If ReportUser longs on to home page, he receives the all too familiar error: User 'XXXXXXXX\reportuser' does not have required permissions. Verify that sufficient permissions have been granted and Windows User Account Control (UAC) restrictions have been addressed. However, if the user starts at the child folder of home page, and then logs in, he sees the expected page, and can run the report!  This is not very satisfactory. How can I allow user to see home page, without an error message, but not be allowed to click on any folders to which he is not entitled? I am now aware that SQL Server R2 Express Edition has many limitations compared with full Editions (fixed roles, cannot manage Report Service from Management Studio etc) , and many of the "solutions" offered on the web just do not apply.   John Walton

After correcting issues related to .NET 4.0, I am now encountering the error below. It occurs when I attempt to access one of the two web sites. I've been tracking my install/config progress here: http://serverfault.com/questions/178353/what-would-cause-a-500-internal-server-error-when-accessing-the-report-manager-ur   Error Log: appdomainmanager!DefaultDomain!ae8!09/07/2010-14:47:12:: i INFO: Appdomain:13 ReportServer_11-11-129283588326974843 started. appdomainmanager!DefaultDomain!ae8!09/07/2010-14:47:12:: e ERROR: AppDomain ReportServer_11 failed to start. Error: The configuration system has already been initialized. library!DefaultDomain!ae8!09/07/2010-14:47:12:: e ERROR: Throwing Microsoft.ReportingServices.Diagnostics.Utilities.ReportServerHttpRuntimeInternalException: Failed to create HTTP Runtime, Microsoft.ReportingServices.Diagnostics.Utilities.ReportServerHttpRuntimeInternalException: An internal or system error occurred in the HTTP Runtime object for application domain ReportServer_11.  ---> System.InvalidOperationException: The configuration system has already been initialized.    at System.Configuration.ConfigurationManager.SetConfigurationSystem(IInternalConfigSystem configSystem, Boolean initComplete)    at System.Web.Configuration.HttpConfigurationSystem.EnsureInit(IConfigMapPath configMapPath, Boolean listenToFileChange

When attempting to connect to SQL Server 2008 (evaluation) on Windows XP SP3, using the following url, http://servername:8080/ReportServer I receive a popup dialog box asking me for a user name and password to connect to the server.  When I enter the domain\user and password that I think it should be, it pops up two more times and then displays a blank internet explorer web page.  It is a fresh install and I believe I have everything running correctly.   Any input or guidance would be extremely appreciated.   Thank you in advance.