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

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Well I installed SQL 2008R2 sp1 CU6 and still have the same issue as the screenshot above ARRRRRRGGGGGG!!!!!

 

I have only see that happen when SSRS is missing CU or SP. It should work otherwise..

 

I would re-apply the CUs to your SSRS server.

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"I have only see that happen when SSRS is missing CU or SP. It should work otherwise.."

I am up to CU4 with SQL2012 and am hitting the same error.

 

1) SQL instance is at: Microsoft SQL Server 2012 (SP1) - 11.0.3368.0 (X64)
May 22 2013 17:10:44
Copyright © Microsoft Corporation
Enterprise Edition (64-bit) on Windows NT 6.2 <X64> (Build 9200: ) (Hypervisor)

2) SCCM is SP1

3) SQL is on a separate system than SCCM

4) SCCM and SSRS reside on the same system.

 

Any suggestions??????

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Just a little explanation for the post above, I read it but did not understand it :)

 

So if you are running SQL on a DIFFERENT machine than your SCCM server, then you have to choose that machine running SQL inside of your SCCM console.

We are all used to installing roles on our SCCM server but this time you have to choose your SQL box and then everything works just fine.

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Just a little explanation for the post above, I read it but did not understand it :)

 

So if you are running SQL on a DIFFERENT machine than your SCCM server, then you have to choose that machine running SQL inside of your SCCM console.

We are all used to installing roles on our SCCM server but this time you have to choose your SQL box and then everything works just fine.

After I read this it was automatically hand to forehead! Thanks for posting....

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Just a little explanation for the post above, I read it but did not understand it :)

 

So if you are running SQL on a DIFFERENT machine than your SCCM server, then you have to choose that machine running SQL inside of your SCCM console.

We are all used to installing roles on our SCCM server but this time you have to choose your SQL box and then everything works just fine.

 

Man I can not tell you how many times I just hit my forehead with my hand!!!!! Ahhhhhhh Haaaaaaa!! Thank you!!

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Man I can not tell you how many times I just hit my forehead with my hand!!!!! Ahhhhhhh Haaaaaaa!! Thank you!!

 

You are most welcome, always happy to help someone, SCCM is a great learning experience.

 

Cheers,

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