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Cannot Install Reporting Point Role (SCCM doesn't see Reporting Services)

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Following along in the documentation, I get to where I want to install the Reporting Services Point Role. Figure no big deal.

 

In walking through the steps of role setup everything is great until I go to dropdown the selection for the Reporting Server Instance. It does not see the reporting server instance. In looking at the SQL server, I don't see reporting services listed in the Start Menu and I selected Reporting Services on the original install. I've even gone back into SQL setup to look and SQL setup shows it is installed.

 

Anyone have an idea?

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I´ve the same Problem...

Can´t choose an Reporting Instance when I want to install the Reporting Role.

 

My SQL (SCCM)Database is on a remote server with installed Reporting Services.

The Reporting Server is configured and works. The SCCM Service users have access to the database and reporting services.

 

But I can´t choose an Instance in the setup (exactly like shown on the picture)

 

So what´s wrong???

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thanks for your answer!

 

serverA is my sccm-server and serverB is my sql-server

 

on serverB is an extra instance for sccm with reporting services installed.

the sccm-database is also on this instance.

 

i tried to install the reporting role on the SQL-server. first without configured reporting services on the sql and then with configured reporting services on the server.

 

but i can´t choose the reporting instance on the reporting-siterole-wizard.

 

i don´t understand why... the access-rights to the srs are also ok

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thanks for your replies!

 

now i´ve found the problem:

 

the reporting server was a 2012 sql.

i knew that its not supported but the sccm database works on a 2012 sql. But it looks like, sccm 2012 cannot find the reporting role on the sql 2012.

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