Configuration Manager 2012 R2 - SRS Reporting Services not configuring Report Server

Hi all,
I am running stand-alone primary site and remote (shared) SQL 2012 SP1 on Windows 2012 R2 Standard. Remote SQL server is currently hosting multiple instances and Configuratoin Manager is running on a custom instance. SCOM databases also co-exist on the same
SQL environment (different instance with SSRS installed & running perfectly).
After setting up the Reporting Services role on Configuration Manager environment, srsrpsetup.log & srsrpMSI.log states installation is successful. However, when monitoring srsrp.log file, we encounter the below message -
SMS_EXECUTIVE started SMS_SRS_REPORTING_POINT as thread ID 5232 (0x1470).
SMS_SRS_REPORTING_POINT 02/12/2014
07:44:00 7828 (0x1E94)
This is a SRS Reporting Point Role as SRSRP registry key exists.
SMS_SRS_REPORTING_POINT 02/12/2014 07:44:15
5232 (0x1470)
Waiting for changes for 0 minutes SMS_SRS_REPORTING_POINT
02/12/2014 07:44:15 5232 (0x1470)
Timed Out... SMS_SRS_REPORTING_POINT
02/12/2014 07:44:15 5232 (0x1470)
Check state SMS_SRS_REPORTING_POINT
02/12/2014 07:44:15 5232 (0x1470)
Check server health. SMS_SRS_REPORTING_POINT
02/12/2014 07:44:15 5232 (0x1470)
Registry change SMS_SRS_REPORTING_POINT
02/12/2014 07:44:15 5232 (0x1470)
Waiting for changes for 1 minutes SMS_SRS_REPORTING_POINT
02/12/2014 07:44:15 5232 (0x1470)
Timed Out... SMS_SRS_REPORTING_POINT
02/12/2014 07:45:15 5232 (0x1470)
Steps taken so far -
1. Switched reporting services to run from local system account to domain account.
2. Created new Report Server database on our instance and reconfigured Reporting Services to this DB.
3. Un-installed and re-installed Reporting Services role in Configuration Manager
4. Un-installed and re-installed SSRS on Configuration Manager (dedicated) SQL instance after removing Reporting Services role in CM12.
I have referred couple of links on forum and none seem to help resolve this issue.
Let me know if there is anything specific I missed out from my end. Appreciate any assistance.
Regards,
mittu

It seems that Reporting Services for SCOM and SCCM cannot co-exist on the same server (it sounds like a bad idea anyway)
http://www.systemcentercentral.com/system-center-2012using-a-common-sql-backend-database-sysctr-scom-scsm/
https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/7e6b5ae9-04c8-4c5d-a77f-9f5208d4e65f/is-it-possible-to-deploy-2-scom-2012-r2-reporting-in-a-sql-server-which-already-has-scom-reporting?forum=operationsmanagerreporting
https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/systemcenter/en-US/0332b156-bc36-4699-8775-a561915f35ab/scom-2012-reporting-components-with-a-shared-sql-cluster?forum=operationsmanagerdeployment
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Hi,I'm trying to setup for the first time a Crystal Reports Server XI R2 and put a couple of reports onto the server. This is so I can access the reports on the crystal reports server using using the crystal web services and finally display the reports in an ASP.NET web application.So far I have installed the server, created a couple of reports, put them on the server, and tested to see that I can access the reports using the Central Management Console. This all works fine and the reports are returned. Ok, now for the bit that's not working. I've got a C# ASP.NET web application, and I've followed a couple of <a href="http://support.businessobjects.com/documentation/product_guides/cr_net/vs_2005/html/crtsktutorialsotherdynamicpulldownwebservicehelpermethod.htm" target="_blank" title="Adding a Helper Method to Access Crystal Reports Web Services">tutorials</a> to give me an idea of what I should be doing to use the Web Services that are provided: <ul><li>ServerFileReportManager.asmx</li><li>ServerFileReportService.asmx </li></ul>However, it appears that when I list the child objects on the crystal server:<blockquote>serverFileReport = new ServerFileReport(); serverFileReport.ReportPath = ""; reportManagerRequest = new ReportManagerRequest(); reportManagerRequest.ExtraData = serverFileReport.GetExtraData(); reportManagerRequest.ParentUri = serverFileReport.ToUri(); ReportManagerResponse reportManagerResponse = new ReportManagerResponse(); reportManagerResponse = serverFileReportManagerProxy.ListChildObjects(reportManagerRequest);</blockquote>I always get a reportManagerResponse.ReportUris with a count of 0. Now the thing is I know that I have a couple of reports on the Crystal Server, but for some reason they're not been picked up. I must be missing something.Does anyone have any ideas??? Please!Many thanks in advance, ChrisCurrent Set-up:<ul><li>Crystal Reports Server XI R2 (11.5)</li><li>Virtual Directory of the web services: crystalreportviewers115 </li><ul><li>(Physical Path - C:\Program Files\Business Objects\common\3.5\crystalreportviewers115)</li></ul><li>Development Environment: Visual Studio 2005</li></ul>

I looks like your mixing technologies here. You are using Crystal Report Server and the Crystal Report Web Services that come with Visual Studio.I know that this might seem like they are the same product, and the naming does seem confusing but I'll try and make it easy for you to understand.Crystal Reports Server - This is a managed reporting solution which allows you to distribute your reports via the web. It has features like scheduling and built in security.It appears that you have a handle on what Crytal Report Server is from what you have been able to accomplish those far. You have created your report and published it to Crystal Report Server and viewed it via the Central Management Console. Crystal Reports Server has two methods for accessing the reports programatically.1. The Enterprise SDK2. The Web Services SDK<a href="/node/353">Check out this white paper that compares these two SDKs </a><a href="/node/256">This paper describes the Web Services SDK.</a>In the above paper there is a getting started section which points you to the Developer Library which shows you how to install the web services on your Crytal Reports Server machine.Crystal Reports Server does not have the Business Object web services installed by default so I would suggest following the directions in the <a href="http://devlibrary.businessobjects.com/BusinessObjectsXIR2/en/devsuite.htm">Developer Library.</a>The directions wont talk about Crystal Reports Server but these are the directions to get the Web Services installed. There is another web services technology which you are writing code for which is called Crystal Report Web Services. This technology comes with Visual Studio 2003. It provides un-managed reports via webservices. Un-managed means these reports are not published to Crystal Reports Server.So basically your problem is that your code is for Crystal Report Web Services but you are trying to view reports published to Crystal Reports Server. To take advantage of scheduling and security and web service access I would suggest using Crystal Reports Server and install the Business Objects Platform webservices to access the reports. I hope that's clear. Rob Horne <a href="/blog/10">Rob's blog - http://diamond.businessobjects.com/blog/10</a>

Controlling Access to Certain Reports When Using Crystal Reports Server

Hi,
I was wondering exactly how security is managed when using Crystal Reports Server? Do you assign rights to individual reports via user ids in Active Directory? Or what exactly is used for user authentication? Is it possible to create local accounts? Thanks.

Usually access is controlled by permissions which are set in the CMC (BO web admin tool). You can map 3rd party groups from AD or LDAP and then assign permissions to those groups or set up security with built in enterprise groups as well. You may elect to use any combination of the above. For more complex security models there can use database and row level security built into our meta layers called business views and universes.
Regards,
Tim

OpsMgr 2012 R2 environment, reports in newly imported MPs not deploying to reporting services

We have an OpsMgr 2012 R2 environment that has been up and running for several months now. Recently we attempted to import a new MP with reports (the Veeam Report Library) - the import was successful, but the Veeam folder and reports never appear in the
OpsMgr reporting console or in the report server web page, even after waiting several hours and even overnight.
We have deleted and reimported the MP with no luck. We have restarted the SRS server with no luck. We have scoured the logs of the servers and found no events that appear to be related, and there are no health states or alerts in OpsMgr indicating any issues.
We also tried importing a new, different management pack with reports (Windows Logical Disk extension pack) and those reports also have not shown up.
Note that for both MPs the associated rules/monitors show up as expected, it is only the reports that are an issue. Also, all the previously imported reports are still available and functioning normally, it's only newly-imported reports that are failing
to show up.
We previously imported dozens of MPs with no issues and there have been no configuration changes to the environment. With no OpsMgr alerts or health issues, and no seemingly related event log entries we're not sure where to check next to see the progress,
status, and issues with report deployment, any help in pointing us in the right direction is appreciated.

Hi,
Would you please restart data access service and system center management configuration service to check the result?
In addition, have you checked the operation manager event logs with event viewer, we may find helpful information there to troubleshoot this issue.
Regards,
Yan Li
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