Reporting Service integration but dont' want install SharePoint Component on SQL server

1) Server Farm 1 Sharepoint 2010 Server, 1 SQL 2008 R2 Server. I want to use RS SharePoint Integration mode, but don't want install RS Add-in and SharePoint components then join Farm, want the SQL server to be a dedicate SQL server. can I use one(or one
of the SharePoint server to run RS web site,but put only the reportserver database in SQL server ? Can I do this ?
2) in another test, I installed SharePoint(have to install all not WFE) on SQL and joined SQL server to SharePoint Farm, but I did not see \Reportserver in IIS, but I can browse http://MY_SQL_Server/reportserver site, someone says, RS in SQL 2008 don't use
IIS, is this true ?
3) If the 1st option does not work, can I install a 2nd SQL server as RS server(put only reportserver database on it, and join to SharePoint Farm if must), put all other SharePoint DB on another SQL server ?
Thanks
Jason

Hello Jason,
You cannot configure a report server in a SQL Server without SharePoint products being installed.
If you are configuring a report server to run in SharePoint integrated mode in a SharePoint farm, you must install front-end Web server components of a SharePoint product on the report server computer, I think that is the minimal installation of SharePoint
Server 2010 on Report Server. To install and configure SharePoint web front end on Report Server, please see How to: Install a SharePoint Web Front-end on a Report Server Computer.
Here is a step-by-step instructions for installing and configuring Reporting Services in SharePoint integrated mode in a multi-server deployment topology. Hope it can be helpful to you.
How to: Install and Configure SharePoint Integration on Multiple Servers
Thanks & Regards.
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at System.Runtime.Remoting.Proxies.RealProxy.PrivateInvoke(MessageData& msgData, Int32 type)
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at Microsoft.ReportingServices.ServiceContract.IReportServiceManagement.GetSystemProperties(ICollection`1 properties)
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Hi MOSSDeveloper1,
Below is our suggestions:
1, try to open the URL in the Browser directly, then to see what happen. Maybe you can do the next action plan based on the error message in the Browser.
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2,Try to get the application pool id based on the Reporting Web Service id "99f510a2628e4f24a5dbde00a57f0cbb"
Locate The Web Service in the sharepoint Web services in IIS, then click the advanced setting, you would see the application pool id;
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