Hi all, this should be simple, right? I have a SQL Server 2008 R2 installation (DB, SSIS, RS, AS) on a database server (call it "sqlserver") and I have a SharePoint 2010 site on "appserver". SSRS is installed in SharePoint Integrated Mode. I have added "sqlserver" into SharePoint as a report server, enabling SSRS integration, naturally, via SharePoint Central Admin. All went well there. On sqlserver, I can navigate tohttp://sqlserver/reportserver, and the URLs it lists are SharePoint ones, eg,http://appserver, and http://appserver/sites/site1 etc.
This config sounds solid, but when I go to deploy a SSRS project from sqlserver, and I havehttp://sqlserver/ as the TargetServerURL, then I get the error saying that "The specified report server URL http://sqlserver/ could not be found. Verify the syntax of the URL and that the report server exists."
Well, since it is in SharePoint Integrated mode, I am not adding the "ReportServer" extension. And Yes, it exists. I can confirm that by pasting it (and "reportserver") into a browser. So, to me, it sounds like a simple one - but I have no idea what I need to check.
I have ensured the account running SSRS has permissions within SharePoint. I am logged on to Windows (Server, 2008 R2) AS that account. That account is a SQL Server sysadmin. The SQL Server is also hosting the SharePoint databases. Permissions don't seem to be the issue. Not sure what is.
Can anyone help?
Thanks in advance,
Scott.