Reporting services on Win2k3 64 bit

Hi, I have setup RS with sql 2000 32 bit, on a win 2k3 R2 64 bit
Whenever I try to connect to http://myserver/Reports, I get the error
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The page you are looking for might have been removed, had its name changed,
or is temporarily unavailable.
HTTP Error 404 - File or directory not found.
Internet Information Services (IIS)
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I have .Net Framework 2 only configured on the machine and in the IIS snap,
the I have version 2 confighured for the Reports site
SQL runs under an admin account as well as the RS. Anonymous is allowed
Thanks fopr your helpHello eliassal,
Based on my research, this issue may occured by having other web site in
the IIS bound to the IP address of the machine.
Please reconfigure the IIS so the IP address is not bound to any particular
web site and make sure the Reporting Services web sites are configured
under the default web site and the IP setting for the Report Services
virtual directories are set to "All Unassigned".
Sincerely,
Wei Lu
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Reporting Services Configuration Initialization - Green or Gray

OS: WIN2K3, SQL: 2005 Standard. SP2 - All installs
On my production server, using the Reporting Services Configuration Manager
I'm able to get Reporting service to work OK. I check this by opening a
browser and going to http://<servername>/reports.
My problem is that although Initialization is marked with a check it is
colored Gray. From what I understand, the gray means the report server is
not initialized properly. I have two test machines where Initialization is
colored Green as well as marked with a check. Although I've compared setups
of production and test side by side I am not able to get a Green
Initialization indicator on my production server. I've been looking online
for a solution for quite a while now but no luck.
Any help would be appreciated.On Sep 27, 5:55 pm, "Rodo" <ralvar...@.crihire.com> wrote:
> OS: WIN2K3, SQL: 2005 Standard. SP2 - All installs
> On my production server, using the Reporting Services Configuration Manager
> I'm able to get Reporting service to work OK. I check this by opening a
> browser and going to http://<servername>/reports.
> My problem is that although Initialization is marked with a check it is
> colored Gray. From what I understand, the gray means the report server is
> not initialized properly. I have two test machines where Initialization is
> colored Green as well as marked with a check. Although I've compared setups
> of production and test side by side I am not able to get a Green
> Initialization indicator on my production server. I've been looking online
> for a solution for quite a while now but no luck.
> Any help would be appreciated.
>From your description, it sounds like you may need to uninstall and
reinstall SSRS. Sorry that I could not be of greater assistance.
Regards,
Enrique Martinez
Sr. Software Consultant|||If the "Initialization" section is greyed out that means you have an edition
of Reporting Services that does not support a web farm. The initialization
section is only available when multiple reporting services servers are
pointing to the same backend ReportServer database. That way you can manage
the servers that have been initialized against the database.
"Rodo" wrote:
> OS: WIN2K3, SQL: 2005 Standard. SP2 - All installs
> On my production server, using the Reporting Services Configuration Manager
> I'm able to get Reporting service to work OK. I check this by opening a
> browser and going to http://<servername>/reports.
> My problem is that although Initialization is marked with a check it is
> colored Gray. From what I understand, the gray means the report server is
> not initialized properly. I have two test machines where Initialization is
> colored Green as well as marked with a check. Although I've compared setups
> of production and test side by side I am not able to get a Green
> Initialization indicator on my production server. I've been looking online
> for a solution for quite a while now but no luck.
> Any help would be appreciated.
>
>