Hi All,
I want to run SSRS 2K5 on a windows XP pro workstation. Is this possible as I have tried several times but no luck. Cannot connect to the website http://servername/reports from internet explorer 7.
Has anyone ever successfully done this?
Gappo
Make sure you have IIS and Sql Server Agent running and actually insert your server name into the address (eg http://localhost/reports).Thanks in advance!
1. IIS warning message indicates that IIS is still configured correctly. Please double check whether you do check "IIS Backward Compatibility", which is required. In addition, IIS is required only if you want to install Reporting Sevices (RS). If RS will not be installed. You can ignore this information.
2. "Edition change check" message indicates that you have SQL Server 2005 products installed with version higher than SQL Server 2005 RTM. For example, you have installed SQL Server 2005 Express SP1. Please go to Control Panel --> Programs and Features, check whether "Microsoft SQLServer 2005" exists. Click on "Change" followed by "Report". You can see all of the SQL Server 2005 components has been installed on your machine.
3. If the second CD is not used, it means that you do not select Client components during setup. Or it is already installed in SQL Server 2005 Express SP1 (or SP2).
|||Where is the check for "IIS Backward Compatibility"?|||In Vista,
1. Control Panel
2. Program Features
3. Turn Windows features on or off
4. Expand Internet Information Services
5. Expand Web Management Tools
6. Watch whether IIS 6 Management Compatibility is selected.
|||I had the exact same problems you are having.
Take a look at this thread:
http://groups.google.com/group/microsoft.public.sqlserver.setup/browse_thread/thread/632c78cc040085b1/9bb4823b76a07ebf?lnk=st&q=vista+sql+server+2005+install+problems&rnum=1&hl=en#9bb4823b76a07ebf
|||I have Windows Vista Home Premium installed. IIS with all its feature/components are installed on the system.When I run the setup of SQL server 2005 standard or enterprise edition, I get the warning message that IIS7 is not installed. If I proceed, I don't get the option to install any server components.
I have crossed checked all IIS features are installed and I am able to open http://localhost also.
Does anybody know whats the problem?
|||
I have not yet got SQL Server to install without the warning about IIS. IIS 7 does not have the same signature nor does it have the same version number.
Without knowing what the Setup routine checks for, you will not be able to force the requirement as Success without a lot of playing around it. Normally on a Client OS the version will most likely not show up correctly. Like Windows 2000 and Windows XP. 2000 had 5.0 IIS and XP had 5.1.
Ben Miller
Thanks in advance!
1. IIS warning message indicates that IIS is still configured correctly. Please double check whether you do check "IIS Backward Compatibility", which is required. In addition, IIS is required only if you want to install Reporting Sevices (RS). If RS will not be installed. You can ignore this information.
2. "Edition change check" message indicates that you have SQL Server 2005 products installed with version higher than SQL Server 2005 RTM. For example, you have installed SQL Server 2005 Express SP1. Please go to Control Panel --> Programs and Features, check whether "Microsoft SQLServer 2005" exists. Click on "Change" followed by "Report". You can see all of the SQL Server 2005 components has been installed on your machine.
3. If the second CD is not used, it means that you do not select Client components during setup. Or it is already installed in SQL Server 2005 Express SP1 (or SP2).
|||Where is the check for "IIS Backward Compatibility"?|||In Vista,
1. Control Panel
2. Program Features
3. Turn Windows features on or off
4. Expand Internet Information Services
5. Expand Web Management Tools
6. Watch whether IIS 6 Management Compatibility is selected.
|||I had the exact same problems you are having.
Take a look at this thread:
http://groups.google.com/group/microsoft.public.sqlserver.setup/browse_thread/thread/632c78cc040085b1/9bb4823b76a07ebf?lnk=st&q=vista+sql+server+2005+install+problems&rnum=1&hl=en#9bb4823b76a07ebf
|||I have Windows Vista Home Premium installed. IIS with all its feature/components are installed on the system.
When I run the setup of SQL server 2005 standard or enterprise edition, I get the warning message that IIS7 is not installed. If I proceed, I don't get the option to install any server components.
I have crossed checked all IIS features are installed and I am able to open http://localhost also.
Does anybody know whats the problem?|||
I have not yet got SQL Server to install without the warning about IIS. IIS 7 does not have the same signature nor does it have the same version number.
Without knowing what the Setup routine checks for, you will not be able to force the requirement as Success without a lot of playing around it. Normally on a Client OS the version will most likely not show up correctly. Like Windows 2000 and Windows XP. 2000 had 5.0 IIS and XP had 5.1.
Ben Miller
Thanks in advance!
1. IIS warning message indicates that IIS is still configured correctly. Please double check whether you do check "IIS Backward Compatibility", which is required. In addition, IIS is required only if you want to install Reporting Sevices (RS). If RS will not be installed. You can ignore this information.
2. "Edition change check" message indicates that you have SQL Server 2005 products installed with version higher than SQL Server 2005 RTM. For example, you have installed SQL Server 2005 Express SP1. Please go to Control Panel --> Programs and Features, check whether "Microsoft SQLServer 2005" exists. Click on "Change" followed by "Report". You can see all of the SQL Server 2005 components has been installed on your machine.
3. If the second CD is not used, it means that you do not select Client components during setup. Or it is already installed in SQL Server 2005 Express SP1 (or SP2).
|||Where is the check for "IIS Backward Compatibility"?|||In Vista,
1. Control Panel
2. Program Features
3. Turn Windows features on or off
4. Expand Internet Information Services
5. Expand Web Management Tools
6. Watch whether IIS 6 Management Compatibility is selected.
|||I had the exact same problems you are having.
Take a look at this thread:
http://groups.google.com/group/microsoft.public.sqlserver.setup/browse_thread/thread/632c78cc040085b1/9bb4823b76a07ebf?lnk=st&q=vista+sql+server+2005+install+problems&rnum=1&hl=en#9bb4823b76a07ebf
|||I have Windows Vista Home Premium installed. IIS with all its feature/components are installed on the system.When I run the setup of SQL server 2005 standard or enterprise edition, I get the warning message that IIS7 is not installed. If I proceed, I don't get the option to install any server components.
I have crossed checked all IIS features are installed and I am able to open http://localhost also.
Does anybody know whats the problem?
|||
I have not yet got SQL Server to install without the warning about IIS. IIS 7 does not have the same signature nor does it have the same version number.
Without knowing what the Setup routine checks for, you will not be able to force the requirement as Success without a lot of playing around it. Normally on a Client OS the version will most likely not show up correctly. Like Windows 2000 and Windows XP. 2000 had 5.0 IIS and XP had 5.1.
Ben Miller
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