TFS2013 & SQL Reporting Services,

I got a sudden error that I can’t create new Team project collections on TFS2013
The reason was suggested “The SSRS service account was changed” Due to this tfs/report portal couldn’t be accessible. There is workaround suggested by Microsoft
and that was applied. Suggestion was “deleted the encryption key and created new one. " After this I was able to access reporting Services URL, but after that I got another error
, so this error says permissions issue but I have checked that I have required permissions . Then I tried to create new team project collection on TFS but it failed. But before to create new team project collection I have ran the TFS health
check, it shows health check is ok.
I feel this is due to SSRS issue which running on TFS2013 itself
I have tired to create test team project collection but for days it is like "creating "

Hi EpsithaJ,
Based on my understanding, after changing service account, you come across a permission issue when accessing the Reporting Service.
In Reporting Service, service account should be specified as built-in account , local Windows account or domain user account to run Reporting Service. Initially, only users who are members of the local administrators group can access a report server. Reporting
Services is installed with two default role assignments that grant item-level and system-level access to members of the local administrators group. These built-in role assignments local Administrators to grant report server access to other users and manage
report server items.
So in your scenario, please make sure the new service account is a built-in account or local Windows user account/domain user account within local administrators group. Also please check Reporting Service has been logged on as the new service account(See
screenshot below). Then on database side, make sure the login has permissions to host the report server database on the SQL Server Database Engine instance. The new account should be granted public and RSExecRole roles for the ReportServer database, RSExecRole
role for the master, msdb, and ReportServerTempDB databases. After that, if you can access report manager, please check if the new service account has been assigned a proper system-level role and item-level role.
Reference:
Service Account (SSRS Native Mode)
Granting Permissions on a Native Mode Report Server
Configure the Report Server Service Account (SSRS Configuration Manager)
Configure a Report Server Database Connection (SSRS Configuration Manager)
If you have any question, please feel free to ask.
Best regards,
Qiuyun Yu

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