Reporting services for SCDPM 2012 R2

Hi all,
We are planning to implement SCDPM 2012 R2 with Chained protection concept (DPM1 is the primary and DPM2 is the secondary), here my question is it possible to host both (two) SQL reporting services in same instance ?
Thanks,
Sengottuvel M

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What's new in System Center 2012 - DPM
Starting with DPM 2012 we added support for multiple DPM servers to share one instance of SQL Server for DPMDB. This also means that they will share the same SQL reporting. You should not use that shared instance for any other purpose.
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