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How to Install and Configure Configuration Manager Reporting Services Point

Published: February 11, 2024
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How to Install and Configure Configuration Manager Reporting Services Point. Before beginning, check your SQL Reporting configuration and install it on Configuration Manager Server Report viewer 2010.

1. Open the Configuration Manager console;

2. Navigate to Administration\Overview\Site Configuration\Servers and Site System Roles;

3. Right Mouse Button click on your Site Server and click Add Site System Roles;

4. For General, click Next;

5. For Proxy, Click Next;

6. For System Roles Selection, select Reporting Services Point, Click Next;

7. Click Verify;

8. At the bottom, add an account to use for the reporting point. This account needs to have access to the SCCM DB (as an example, it may be SQL Server Reporting Services service account). Click Set and choose New Account;

9. Enter the account User name, Password and Confirm the password, and click OK;

10. Click Next;

11. For Summary, click Next;

12. For Completion, click Close;

13. Wait some time and check Reports (Monitoring\Overview\Reporting\Reports);

NOTE: Don’t forget to set the SQL Recovery model to Simple for the Reporting Server database.

Check Logs:

Check for the following logs for reporting point installation status. Both logs are under the SCCM logs file locations.

Srspsetup.log

Srsrpmsi.log

If your reporting point is installed on a remote server look for the logs in :

<Drive Letter>:\SMS\Logs\
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