SQL Server selection blank for SCOM 2012 Reporting installation

Hi

I am trying to install SCOM 2012 R2 Reporting. I have SSRS deployed and SQL Server, on seperate servers.

When I reach the SQL Server for SSRS stage however, there is nothing in the drop down to select a SQL Server?

My problem is the same as the link below, but the fix is not applicable to my environment:

https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/systemcenter/en-US/a3470ec2-e748-4f30-b18b-0bd42809cd1e/scom-2012-installation-does-not-show-the-sql-server-instance-for-reporting-services?forum=operationsmanagergeneral


Thanks

August 30th, 2015 6:47pm

Are you install SCOM Reporting on SQL server with SSRS installed?

Roger

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August 30th, 2015 10:27pm

have you gone through the SSRS configuration wizard before installing SCOM Reporting server?
August 30th, 2015 11:06pm

Hi Guys

The topology is like this:

Managemement Server 1
Management Server 2
SCOM Web Server
SSRS
SQL Server hosting SSRS (seperate to the SQL Server hosting the SCOM db's)
SCOM Reporting Server (where I get the error)

Everything is seperate servers (VM's). I went through the config wixard for SSRS yep, is there anything specific to do there?

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August 31st, 2015 7:46am

Hi

The architecture doesn't make much sense.

Where is SQL RS installed? I'm guessing on MS2 and using databases created on SQL Server?

If so, run Reporting Setup on Management Server 2.

Cheers

Graham

August 31st, 2015 11:46am

SQL RS is a seperate server to any of the Management Servers. Looks like I need to install SSRS on a Management Server then?

To sum up:

SQL RS is on one server, the SQL Server for SSRS another server

When you say run "reporting setup" on Management Server 2, is this the SCOM reporting application or SSRS itself?

Thanks

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September 8th, 2015 7:15pm

SQL RS is a seperate server to any of the Management Servers. Looks like I need to install SSRS on a Management Server then?

To sum up:

SQL RS is on one server, the SQL Server for SSRS another server

When you say run "reporting setup" on Management Server 2, is this the SCOM reporting application or SSRS itself?

Thanks

  • Edited by Gurdip Sira Wednesday, September 09, 2015 12:30 AM
September 8th, 2015 11:13pm

SQL RS is a seperate server to any of the Management Servers. Looks like I need to install SSRS on a Management Server then?

To sum up:

SQL RS is on one server, the SQL Server for SSRS another server

When you say run "reporting setup" on Management Server 2, is this the SCOM reporting application or SSRS itself?

Thanks

  • Edited by Gurdip Sira Wednesday, September 09, 2015 12:30 AM
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September 8th, 2015 11:13pm

Yes. You install SSRS on the MS and then run through the SQL Server reporting services configuration wizard to create the SQL RS databases on the SQL Server hosting the DW database.

Regards

Graham

September 9th, 2015 2:10am

Thanks!

So the install order is

MS
SSRS
OM Reporting

All on the same server? (Ideally I'd like to seperate everything out)

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September 10th, 2015 6:18pm

It depends .... it isn't clear what you want. One option is:

Server 1: Management Server + Web Console + Console + Reporting Server

Server 2: Management Server + Console

Server 3: OperationsManager database

Server 4: OperationsManager datawarehouse

In which case, install SQL DB Engine \ Full Text Search on Server 3 and 4.

Install SQL RS on Server 1 and run the SQL Reporting Services configuration wizard to create the Reporting Services databases on Server 4.

Then run SCOM install on Server 1 and install all components.

Then move on to server 2 and just install MS + Console.

It really depends what you want \ need in terms of resilience and scalability.

Regards

Graham

September 11th, 2015 2:05am

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