Can I install reporting service to non-default IIS Web site?
If Yes, How?
Thanks.
SaraNope.
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"Sara" <Sara@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
> Can I install reporting service to non-default IIS Web site?
> If Yes, How?
> Thanks.
> Sara|||I should add that you might be able to do this with SQL 2005, if the
standalone reporting options work as I understand them being described.
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> Nope.
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> "Sara" <Sara@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>> Hi,
>> Can I install reporting service to non-default IIS Web site?
>> If Yes, How?
>> Thanks.
>> Sara
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I don't think you can but I have been wrong before...
What we do instead is enable Default Web, install RS to it, then move =them to our other site. One thing to watch out for (on Windows Server =2003) is ensuring that you add the aspnet_isapi library for =ReportServer. We spent a few days looking at everything but that at one =point in time...
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Hi,
Can I install reporting service to non-default IIS Web site?
If Yes, How?
Thanks.
Sara
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I don't think you can but I have been =wrong before...
What we do instead is enable Default =Web, install RS to it, then move them to our other site. One thing to watch out =for (on Windows Server 2003) is ensuring that you add the aspnet_isapi library =for ReportServer. We spent a few days looking at everything but that =at one point in time...
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"Sara"
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You can do that easily. Try to look at this site, they explain how to =move reporting services' Virtual directory very well. =http://www.sqljunkies.com/HowTo/525B575A-7F61-483A-AC8F-FEC700C34674.scuk=
good Luck!!
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I don't think you can but I have been wrong before...
What we do instead is enable Default Web, install RS to it, then move =them to our other site. One thing to watch out for (on Windows Server =2003) is ensuring that you add the aspnet_isapi library for =ReportServer. We spent a few days looking at everything but that at one =point in time...
-- TIM ELLISON
"Sara" <Sara@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message =news:6D63FBB0-77A0-4042-9392-25CA9FF9AAE5@.microsoft.com...
Hi,
Can I install reporting service to non-default IIS Web site?
If Yes, How?
Thanks.
Sara
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You can do that easily. Try to look at this site, they explain how to move reporting services' =Virtual directory very well. http://www.sqljunkies.com/HowTo/525B575A-7F61-483A-AC8F-FEC700C=34674.scuk
good Luck!!
"Tim Ellison"
I don't think you can but I have been =wrong before...
What we do instead is enable Default =Web, install RS to it, then move them to our other site. One thing to watch =out for (on Windows Server 2003) is ensuring that you add the aspnet_isapi =library for ReportServer. We spent a few days looking at everything but that =at one point in time...
-- TIM ELLISON
"Sara"
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