Saturday, February 25, 2012
Reporing Services not responding
edition on my system and everything was working fine. Next day, turned my
system on and the report manager no longer responds. I can't access any of
the reports I had developed...nothing.
I am a newbie at reporting services but was making great progress learning
the product. The only indication of a problem I can find is in my event log.
I see that I am getting a SuperSocket bind failed on port 1433.
I have attempted removing and re-installing reporting services, as well as
to delete the reporting services databases but cannot seem to run this
product any more.
Can anyone help point me to what may be wrong?From the error message you are getting "SuperSocket bind failed on port
1433", i would say to have a look and see if your sql server is running
Med Bouchena
"Guy Thornton" <gt@.scd.com> a écrit dans le message de news:
5BEA585E-64F3-415B-A962-0B2F8DD210DD@.microsoft.com...
>I am having a problem with Reporting Services. I had installed the
>developer
> edition on my system and everything was working fine. Next day, turned my
> system on and the report manager no longer responds. I can't access any
> of
> the reports I had developed...nothing.
> I am a newbie at reporting services but was making great progress learning
> the product. The only indication of a problem I can find is in my event
> log.
> I see that I am getting a SuperSocket bind failed on port 1433.
> I have attempted removing and re-installing reporting services, as well as
> to delete the reporting services databases but cannot seem to run this
> product any more.
> Can anyone help point me to what may be wrong?
>|||Thanks for the suggestion Med. I actually thought the same thing. So I did
check my SQL Server installation. That is all working just fine.
I have also been able to track down in the HTTP logs that when I attempt to
access Report Manager, I am getting a 302 error.
"Med Bouchenafa" wrote:
> From the error message you are getting "SuperSocket bind failed on port
> 1433", i would say to have a look and see if your sql server is running
> Med Bouchena
> "Guy Thornton" <gt@.scd.com> a écrit dans le message de news:
> 5BEA585E-64F3-415B-A962-0B2F8DD210DD@.microsoft.com...
> >I am having a problem with Reporting Services. I had installed the
> >developer
> > edition on my system and everything was working fine. Next day, turned my
> > system on and the report manager no longer responds. I can't access any
> > of
> > the reports I had developed...nothing.
> >
> > I am a newbie at reporting services but was making great progress learning
> > the product. The only indication of a problem I can find is in my event
> > log.
> > I see that I am getting a SuperSocket bind failed on port 1433.
> >
> > I have attempted removing and re-installing reporting services, as well as
> > to delete the reporting services databases but cannot seem to run this
> > product any more.
> >
> > Can anyone help point me to what may be wrong?
> >
> >
>
>
Reporing Service and deploy permission
Dear all,
I use Window Vista+ Sql server 2005 with SP 2
When I deploy the report in Report designer, the following error message display
The permissions granted to user 'winVista\admin' are insufficient for performing this operation.
The user "admin" is a admininstor and I assign the following group to it
(1) administors
(2)WINVISTA\SQLServer2005ReportingServicesWebServiceUser$WINVISTA$MSSQLSERVER
(3)WINVISTA\SQLServer2005ReportServerUser$WINVISTA$MSSQLSERVER
Which and Where I must assign the permissions to this account?
thanks you
If you connect to Reporting Services in Sql Server Management Studio, right click on the servername and select the properties of the server. Then select the permissions page. What's in there?
Reporing Service and deploy permission
Dear all,
I use Window Vista+ Sql server 2005 with SP 2
When I deploy the report in Report designer, the following error message display
The permissions granted to user 'winVista\admin' are insufficient for performing this operation.
The user "admin" is a admininstor and I assign the following group to it
(1) administors
(2)WINVISTA\SQLServer2005ReportingServicesWebServiceUser$WINVISTA$MSSQLSERVER
(3)WINVISTA\SQLServer2005ReportServerUser$WINVISTA$MSSQLSERVER
Which and Where I must assign the permissions to this account?
thanks you
If you connect to Reporting Services in Sql Server Management Studio, right click on the servername and select the properties of the server. Then select the permissions page. What's in there?