Report Server won't start

Hi,
I've read many posts on this but they don't seem to fit my scenario.
Using 9iAS release 2.
When I try to start Reports Server from EM is says it starts but it never does.
I tried creating a standalone reports server, but that doesn't help.
I read a post that it's a known bug and to fix it by altering targets.xml by entering SSO username, but I'm not using SSO. Is this still a solution for me?
I can access:
http://<your_machine_name>.<domain_name>:<your_port_
number>/reports/rwservlet/help
I cannot access:
http://<your_machine_name>.<domain_name>:<your_port_
number>/reports/rwservlet/showjobs?server=<server_name>
When I enter this it automatically goes to SSO port.
So my servlet is running but my server is not.
Anyone know what I can try next??
Thanks.
Lesley

It is supposed to Validate you against the SSO database.
What Message do you get if you put a valid portal id and password in ?
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