The account is initially configured during setup, but can be modified by using the Reporting Services Configuration Manager if you update the password or want to use a different account.
Create and configure URLs. The report server and the web portal are ASP. Create and configure the report server database. The report server is a stateless server that requires a SQL Server database for internal storage.
You can use the Reporting Services Configuration Manager to create and configure a connection to the report server database. You can also select an existing report server database that already contains the content you want to use. Configure a Native mode scale-out deployment. Reporting Services supports a deployment topology that allows multiple report server instances use a single, shared report server database.
To deploy a report server scale-out deployment, you use the Reporting Services Configuration Manager to connect each report server to the shared report server database. Backup, restore, or replace the symmetric key that is used to encrypt stored connection strings and credentials. You must have a backup of the symmetric key if you change the service account, or move a report server database to another computer.
Configure the unattended execution account. This account is used for remote connections during scheduled operations or when user credentials are not available.
Configure report server e-mail. Reporting Services includes a report server e-mail delivery extension that uses a Simple Mail Transfer Protocol SMTP to deliver reports or report processing notification to an electronic mailbox.
The Reporting Services Configuration Manager does not help you manage report server content, enable additional features, or grant access to the server. User-defined values are specified through Setup, the configuration tools, the command line utilities, and by manually editing the configuration files.
Modifying the configuration files is only necessary if you are adding or configuring advanced settings. Configuration settings are specified as either XML elements or attributes.
If you understand XML and configuration files, you can use a text or code editor to modify user-definable settings. For more information about how to modify a configuration file or to learn more about how the report server reads new and updated configuration settings, see Modify a Reporting Services Configuration File RSreportserver.
That file is now obsolete. If you upgraded from a previous installation, the file will not be deleted but the report server will not read any settings from it.
If the file exists on your computer, you should delete it. Summary of Configuration Files Native Mode. The following table provides a description of where configuration settings are stored. Most configuration settings are stored in configuration files that are included with Reporting Services. By default, the installation directory is the following:. The following table provides a description of configuration files used for a SharePoint mode report server.
Additional configuration will be required to bring the report server online by using the Report Server Configuration Manager Native Mode. You have deployment requirements that include using custom settings or functionality, and you want full control over when and how the server is configured. You can specify a files-only installation through the command line or in the Installation wizard. The following topics provide step-by-step instructions:. However, because files-only mode is the default, you can omit this and still get a files-only mode installation.
When you select Reporting Services in the Feature Selection page, Setup provides a Reporting Services Configuration page that enables you to specify the installation mode.
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