Monday, March 9, 2009

SQL Server Reporting Services 2008 in SharePoint Integrated Mode - Distributed Server Deployment with Three computers

An example of deployment Topology for SQL Server Reporting
Services 2008 in SharePoint Integrated Mode:
Distributed Server Deployment
with Three computers.

 







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Summary


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and Active Directory


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sequence
 (installation overview - workarounds) 


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Installation of SQL Server 2008 on SQLSERVER2008



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installation


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features


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2: Installation of SQL Server Reporting Services 2008 on SSRS2008SPIM



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Start SQL Server 2008 installation


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Selecting Installation features


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Configuration


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Configuration Page


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3: Installation of SharePoint 2007 on SHAREPOINT2007



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- Create SharePoint databases and grant permissions to SPS_SETUP domain
account


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SharePoint installation on SHAREPOINT2007


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- Running SharePoint Product and Technologies Configuration Wizard


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Application on port 81 and a TestReportingServices Site Collection


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Installation of SharePoint 2007 on SSRS2008SPIM



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installation on SSRS2008SPIM


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installation on SSRS2008SPIM


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- Step 5: Configuration and test of the Report Server on SSRS2008SPIM



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Preparing SSRS_SERVICE account to configure Reporting Services


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databases


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Server Web Service


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- Step 6: Installation of SQL Server Reporting Services 2008 Add In for
SharePoint on SHAREPOINT2007, Configuration and Check



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Installation of SQL Server Reporting Services 2008 Add In for SharePoint on
SHAREPOINT2007


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- Configuration of reporting services in SharePoint Central
Administration


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Step 7: BIDS installation, Report creation, deployment and test



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- BIDS installation


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Configuration


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Introduction


This tutorial includes the key steps for deploying and
configuring:

  • SQL Server 2008 Database Engine
  • SQL Server Reporting Services 2008
  • SharePoint 2007 (Windows SharePoint Services 3.0)
in an
environment composed of three computers.

This tutorial is
completing these previous ones:

href="http://mosshowto.blogspot.com/2009/01/integrating-sql-server-2008-reporting.html">Integrating
Reporting Services 2008 with SharePoint 2007 Step 1 - SQL Server 2008
Installation

href="http://mosshowto.blogspot.com/2009/01/reporting-services-2008-sharepoint-2007.html">Integrating
Reporting Services 2008 with SharePoint 2007 Step 2 - SharePoint Installation

href="http://mosshowto.blogspot.com/2009/01/sharepoint-report-server-2008.html">Integrating
Reporting Services 2008 with SharePoint 2007 Step 3 - Configuring Reporting
Services for SharePoint 3.0 Integration - Part 1

href="http://mosshowto.blogspot.com/2009/01/integrating-ssrs-2008-sharepoint-2007.html">Integrating
Reporting Services 2008 with SharePoint 2007 Step 4 - Configuring Reporting
Services for SharePoint 3.0 Integration - Part 2

href="http://mosshowto.blogspot.com/2009/01/adventure-works-2008-installation-sql.html">Installing
SQL Server 2008 samples: Adventure works (Integrating Reporting Services 2008
with SharePoint 2007 Step 5)

href="http://mosshowto.blogspot.com/2009/02/reporting-services-2008-report.html">Integrating
Reporting Services 2008 with SharePoint 2007 Step 6 - Report Creation and
Deployment


that was showing how to install SQL Server Reporting
Services 2008 in SharePoint integrated mode with SharePoint 2007 but on a
single computer. In this tutorial, we are going to build a real
Production Environment.
Of course it would be better before doing this
installation to have done at least once the installation on a single machine
with one service account: local administrator account.

01- Tutorial goal
In this installation tutorial, I will
show a complete example of installation with the required service accounts, in
order to allow an Infrastructure Administrator to install SQL Server Reporting
Services 2008 in SharePoint Integrated mode with SharePoint 2007 on three
different computers for a real production environment compliant with the
principle of least privilege administration
.

What I have noticed
performing several interventions for different clients, is that the knowledge
required installing even Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 in a QA,
staging, or Production Environment is increasing more and more because the
involved products (SharePoint, SQL Server, IIS, etc.) are becoming more and more
complex. For that reason, it is difficult for people working in Infrastructure
and Network Area to have the entire required acknowledgement, and very often
they need the support of SharePoint developers that are used to install
SharePoint on their own development environment.
However, on the opposite,
SharePoint developers are not deploying very often the products on several
machines using the several service accounts required by the least-privilege
administration policy that is recommended when you configure a Production
Environment. They are often, not either aware of the configuration key elements
that are needed by SharePoint, SQL Server, IIS, etc. to work on a multiple
server environment.
If you add SQL Server Reporting Services 2008 to
SharePoint 2007, the number of operations to perform and choices to take, much
more increases.
So there is a knowledge gap to fill...

1 - Prerequisites


01 - name=Windows-Server-Domain-and-Active-Directory>Windows Server Domain and
Active Directory
The machines ready for installation have joined a Domain.
An Active Directory is available in this Domain.
The name of the Domain used
in this tutorial is "CORPORATE".


02 - Service Accounts
As
this tutorial is rather made for people working in Infrastructure Area, I do not
show how to create a domain account in Active Directory, and I put in the
prerequisites the presence in the Active Directory of the following Service
Accounts in order to be able to build an environment compliant with the
principle of least privilege administration (href="http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc263445.aspx">Plan for
administrative and service accounts (Office SharePoint Server)
):

  • SQL_SERVICE
  • SPS_SETUP
  • SPS_FARM
  • SSRS_SERVICE
  • SPS_AppPoolWebApp81
I will explain these accounts properties
and roles in the next section.


03 - Available Server
Of
course you have three available Servers running Windows 2003 Server OS ready for
the installation. The machine names I use in this post are the followings:

  • SQL2008
  • SSRS2008SPIM (for SQL Server Reporting Services 2008 in SharePoint
    Integrated Mode)
  • SHAREPOINT2007
I will indicate these servers role in the next
section (that is to mean if they need to be Application Server or not, thus if
IIS is needed to be installed or not).

2 - Installation Overview


01 - Topology description
this is a part of the MSDN article (href="http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb510781.aspx">Deployment
Topologies for Reporting Services in SharePoint Integrated Mode
)
[...]

Three-Computer Deployment


The following illustration shows
components for a three-computer deployment.

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The first computer hosts an instance of a SharePoint
product or technology. The second computer hosts SQL Server Reporting Services.
The third computer hosts an instance of the Database Engine.

In the
illustration, notice that the Database Engine does not require a local
installation of a report server or an instance of a SharePoint product or
technology.

To use a remote database server with a deployment of a
SharePoint product or technology, choose the Advanced installation option when
installing an instance of a SharePoint product or technology, or use Central
Administration to modify the database server setting. To select a remote
database server for Reporting Services, use the Reporting Services Configuration
tool. For more information about edition and connection requirements for a
report server database, see href="http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms157285.aspx">Creating a Report
Server Database
and href="http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb283151.aspx">How to: Create a
Report Server Database for SharePoint Integrated Mode (Reporting Services
Configuration)
.
[...]
- Computers:

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1 Name:
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System:
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2003 Server
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Role
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(no more need of IIS for SQL Server 2008)
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products:
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Server 2008 (Database Engine, Full Text, Basic Management Tools,
Management Tools Complete)
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instance (no named)


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2 Name:
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(for SQL Server Reporting Services 2008 SharePoint Integrated Mode)
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System:
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2003 Server
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Roles:
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Server (no more need of IIS for Report server 2008 since it has its own
IIS, but we need IIS for SharePoint)
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products:
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Server 2008 Reporting Services, Windows SharePoint Services 3.0
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Server 2008 Reporting Services: one instance, simple (no Scale Out)

Windows SharePoint Services 3.0: Minimal Installation


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3 Name:
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System:
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2003 Server
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Roles:
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Server (we need IIS for SharePoint)
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products:
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SharePoint Services 3.0
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Farm


- Service Accounts:

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Name and Password:
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Passw0rd
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Description:
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Server prompts for this account during SQL Server Setup. This account is
used as the service account for the following SQL Server services:

  • SQL Server Database Engine
  • SQL Server Agent
we will use it also for:

  • SQL Full-Text Daemon Launcher
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vs. Local
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Account (can be a local account)
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special permissions required
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documentation:
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Plan
for administrative and service accounts


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Name and Password:
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Passw0rd
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Description:
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SetUp user Account on SHAREPOINT2007 Server
SharePoint SetUp user
Account on SSRS2008SPIM Server

The service account that is used to
run:

  • Setup of SharePoint on each server computer
  • The SharePoint Products and Technologies Configuration Wizard
  • The Psconfig command-line tool
  • The Stsadm command-line tool
  • Setup of Reporting Services on Report
    Server computer

  • Reporting Services Configuration Manager on
    Report Server computer
(this
account might be used in operations of recovery, when you need to
reinitialize Reporting Services Account for example if you tried to change
this account or its password has expired)

cf. : href="http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms160340.aspx">Configuring
the Report Server Service Account

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vs. Local
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Account (cannot be a local account)
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of SHAREPOINT2007
Administrator of SSRS2008SPIM

SQL Server
login on the computer running SQL Server.
Member of the following SQL
Server security roles:

  • securityadmin fixed server role
  • dbcreator fixed server role
  • dbowner of SharePoint_Config database
  • dbowner of SharePoint_AdminContent database
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documentation:
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Plan
for administrative and service accounts


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Name and Password:
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Passw0rd
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Description:
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Server Farm Account
This account is also referred to as the database
access account.
This account is:

  • The application pool identity for the SharePoint Central
    Administration Web site.
  • The process account for the Windows SharePoint Services Timer
    service.
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vs. Local
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Account (cannot be a local account)
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special permissions required
Its permission for SharePoint databases
will be granted automatically during installation process
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documentation:
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Plan
for administrative and service accounts


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Name and Password:
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Passw0rd
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Description:
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Server prompts for this account during SQL Server Reporting Services 2008
Setup. This account is used as the service account for the following SQL
Server services:

  • SQL Report Server on SSRS2008SPIM
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vs. Local
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Account (cannot be a local account in the current topology: Distributed
Server Deployment with Three computers)
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The
SharePoint Database Access will be granted during Report Server
Configuration in SharePoint Central Administration on SHAREPOINT2007

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documentation:
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How to:
Configure a Service Account for Reporting Services



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Name and Password:
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Passw0rd
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Description:
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Application pool identity

This account will be used when
creating the fist Web Application and its Application Pool.

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vs. Local
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Account (cannot be a local account in the current topology: Distributed
Server Deployment with Three computers)
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No manual configuration is necessary.



  • Use a separate domain user account for each application pool.



  • This account should not be a member of the Administrators group on any
    computer in the server farm


  • The following are automatically configured:




    • Membership in the db_owner role for content
      databases and search databases associated with the Web application.



    • Access to read from the configuration and the SharePoint_AdminContent
      databases.



    • Additional permissions for this account to front-end Web servers and
      application servers are automatically granted.


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    documentation:
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    How to:
    Configure a Service Account for Reporting Services



    02 - name=Recommended-installation-sequence->Recommended installation sequence
    The installation performed in this tutorial includes the following steps:

    • Step 1: Installation of SQL Server 2008 on SQLSERVER2008
    • Step 2: Installation of SQL Server Reporting Services 2008 on SSRS2008SPIM

    • Step 3: Installation of SharePoint 2007 on SHAREPOINT2007
    • Step 4: Installation of SharePoint 2007 on SSRS2008SPIM
    • Step 5: Configuration and test of the Report Server on SSRS2008SPIM
    • Step 6: Installation of SQL Server Reporting Services 2008 Add In for
      SharePoint on SHAREPOINT2007, Configuration and Check.
    • Step 7: BIDS installation, Report creation, deployment and test.


    WARNING:
    when you are installing SQL Server Reporting
    Services 2008 in SharePoint Integrated Mode, and want to keep being compliant
    with the least-privilege administration principle, this principle and its
    limited permissions become a problem because both, the configuration of report
    server and the installation of SQL Server Reporting Services Add in for
    SharePoint fail due to the limited access of all these accounts. But with a
    workaround you can install the products combination properly and restore the
    permissions keeping compliant with the least privilege administration. Read
    carefully the following:

    this is a part of the Technet article href="http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc288210.aspx">Plan for
    administrative and service accounts (Windows SharePoint Services)

    [...]


    Least-privilege administration requirements when using domain
    user accounts


    Least privilege administration is a recommended
    security practice in which each service or user is provided with only the
    minimum privileges needed to accomplish the tasks they are authorized to
    perform. This means that each service is granted access to only the resources
    that are necessary to its purpose. The minimum requirements to achieve this
    design goal include the following:

    - Separate accounts are used for
    different services and processes. 
    - No executing service or process
    account is running with local administrator permissions.

    By using
    separate service accounts for each service and limiting the permissions assigned
    to each account, you reduce the opportunity for a malicious user or process to
    compromise your environment.
    Least privilege administration with domain user
    accounts is the recommended configuration for most environments.

    [...]


    Regarding Windows SharePoint Services 3.0, let us examine the minimal
    services and processes needed and we will understand least privilege basic
    administration for SharePoint.

    • Setting up SharePoint on each server computer: task requiring local
      administrator permissions
    • Running the SharePoint Products and Technologies Configuration Wizard:
      task requiring local administrator permissions
    • Executing a Psconfig command-line: task requiring local administrator
      permissions
    • Executing an Stsadm command-line: task requiring local administrator
      permissions
    • Running the process of application pool identity for the SharePoint
      Central Administration Web site: process that does not require local
      administrator permissions
    • Running the Windows SharePoint Services Timer service: service that does
      not require local administrator permissions
    Looking at the previous
    enumeration, if we assign the four first tasks to an account that has the local
    administrator permission, and the two last to an account that has not the
    administrator permissions, we are compliant with the least privilege
    administration principle.
    Thus, the least privilege administration principle
    for SharePoint is based on two main user accounts:

    • Setup Account
    • Farm Account
    The Setup Account is Administrator
    of all the servers where SharePoint is deployed. It is used also to run the
    SharePoint Products and Technologies Configuration Wizard, and to execute Stsadm
    and Psconfig command. This account is also one of the Farm administrators, and
    has access to the entire operations provided by the SharePoint Central
    Administration.

    The Farm Account appears as System
    Account when you are signed in with it on a SharePoint site, but is not
    Administrator of any SharePoint server, thus you cannot perform a Psconfig or
    Stsadm command using it. You cannot run the SharePoint Products and Technologies
    Configuration Wizard with it.
    Furthermore, in SharePoint Central
    Administration, the Farm account cannot access to the entire administration
    tasks, for example, when you are connected to SharePoint Central Administration
    with this account, in the Tab Operations, you cannot see the following links:

    • Services on Server
    • Incoming e-mail settings
    And in Application Management Tab

    • Remove SharePoint from IIS Web Site

    The Application Pool Identity Account is an
    account used during the creation of the first Web Application. The least
    privilege administration requirements for this account are:




    • Use a separate domain user account for each application pool.



    • This account should not be a member of the Administrators group on any
      computer in the server farm.



    The Report Server Account

    Adding Reporting
    Services to SharePoint, there is a fourth account that must have least
    privilege, it is the Report Server account, here called SSRS_SERVICE. For this
    account, very simple, it has no permissions at all. However, it might be useful
    to use it during installation process, you will see why...


    The Installation Sequence overview with the workarounds



    Now let us see how we are going to use these accounts performing an
    installation of Reporting Services and Sharepoint on two different computers,
    and the workaroud to install the Reporting Services Add In for SharePoint.


    01 - Use the SharePoint Setup Account to install Reporting Services on
    the Report Server computer (it has local administrator permissions for this
    computer because it will be used to install SharePoint on this computer later).


    02 - Use the SharePoint Setup Account to install SharePoint on the
    SharePoint Server.

    03 - Use SharePoint Setup Account to create
    the Web Application but when prompted, refence the Application Pool
    Identity Account
    The additional operation will be to grant the dbo or
    db_owner permissions for the new created content database to the SPS_SETUP
    account as specified in Technet documentation previously mentioned:
    After
    each database has been created, change the database owner (dbo
    or db_owner) to the Setup User account.


    04 - Configuring Reporting Services on the Report Server.


    Here again there is additional operation to perform.
    Let us examine
    the permissions required by the account configuring SQL Server Reporting
    Services 2008.



    1. Local administrator of the Report Server computer
      If the account you
      are logged on with is not local admnistrator of the computer, you cannot open
      Reporting Services Configuration Manager.


    2. high privileges on the Database Engine
      During the Report Server
      Databases creation, the configuration process is not only creating the
      ReportServer and the ReportServerTemp Databases, but also configuring the
      Databases (rights generation, connection rights application), and the account
      used by the process needs high privileges on the Database Engine. For example,
      there is a request on msdb database :
      USE msdb
      if not exists (select * from sysusers where issqlrole = 1 and name = 'RSExecRole')
      BEGIN
      EXEC sp_addrole 'RSExecRole'
      END

      The consequence is that you cannot configure Reporting
      Services with SPS_SETUP account, since it has unfortunately not enough
      permissions on the database engine.


    You have two solutions:


    You grant temporary the database engine sysadmin
    permission to the Setup account
    You add temporary the SQL DataBase Engine
    administrator account to the administrators group of Report Server computer, and
    you use this account to configure reporting Services.

    (I am quite sure that
    the second solution will be never used).

    05 - Workaround for Add In installation:
    When you are
    installing Reporting Services Add In for SharePoint on the SharePoint computer,
    you have temporary to grant the database engine sysadmin permission to the Setup
    account AND to add temporary the Farm account to the machine Administrators,
    otherwise the Reporting Services Add In installation fail over.

    06 - Use the
    SharePoint Setup or Farm Account to configure Reporting Services on the
    SharePoint Server.



    Installation Trick:

    In the current installation
    tutorial I have taken advantage of this workaround to perform Reporting Services
    Configuration with the Reporting Services Account (here called SSRS_SERVICE).
    Doing that I am able to check that the Report Server Web Service works well
    before installing Reporting Services Add In for SharePoint.
    In order to be
    allowed to do that, I had temporary to grant the database engine sysadmin
    permission to the SSRS_SERVICE account and to temporary add this account to the
    Report Server computer Administrators. (only computer Administrators can
    configure Reporting Services)

    But you can skip this and configure Reporting
    Services with the SharePoint Setup account. In that case, you will still have to
    grant special and temporary sysadmin permissions for this account but will
    unfortunately have to wait the end of the installation to be sure that the
    Report Server Web Service works properly.

    I will remind these operations in time using the red
    color.



    3 - Installation

    3.1 - name=Step-1:-Installation-of-SQL-Server-2008-on-SQLSERVER2008>Step 1:
    Installation of SQL Server 2008 on SQLSERVER2008

    01 - Start SQL
    Server 2008 installation


    Logon to SQL2008 with a domain user account that is
    administrator of the computer.
    Launch SQL Server 2008 installation.

    Follow all steps of the previous post href="http://mosshowto.blogspot.com/2009/01/integrating-sql-server-2008-reporting.html">Integrating
    reporting Services 2008 with SharePoint 2007 Step 1 - SQL Server 2008
    installation
    from step 1 to step 9.


    02 - Selecting
    Installation features


    On Step 10 - Selecting Installation features, select:



    • Database Engine Services
    • Full-Text Search (it is for SQL 2008 Samples: Adventure Works).
    • Management Tools - Basic (SQL Server Management Studio).
    • Management Tools - Complete (SQL Server Management Studio complement
      included those for Reporting Services).

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    Follow the procedure until step 12


    03 - Server Configuration


    Use the same account for all services: SQL_SERVICE.
    Set the
    SQL Server Agent account to be started Automatically, because it will be used
    for Standard or Data Driven Subscriptions in Integrated mode and thus, has to be
    enabled and always started.

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    04 - Not to forget

    Do not
    forget the Collation settings otherwise you will have an exception during
    SharePoint deployment.
    This is the Installation Complete Screen Shot.


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    and the screen shot of the SQL Server Management Studio
    open.

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    Do not forget to configure connections protocol with SQL
    Server Network Configuration Area


    3.2 - name=Step-2:-Installation-of-SQL-Server-Reporting-Services-2008>Step 2:
    Installation of SQL Server Reporting Services 2008 on SSRS2008SPIM


    Logon to SSRS2008SPIM with a domain user
    account that is administrator of the computer.
    Launch SQL Server 2008
    installation.
    Follow all steps of the previous post href="http://mosshowto.blogspot.com/2009/01/integrating-sql-server-2008-reporting.html">Integrating
    reporting Services 2008 with SharePoint 2007 Step 1 - SQL Server 2008
    installation
    from step 1 to step 9.



    On Step 10 - Selecting Installation features,
    select:

    • Reporting Services

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    Follow the procedure until step 12




    Use the SSRS 2008 service account: SSRS_SERVICE.

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    04 - name=Reporting-Services-Configuration-Page>Reporting Services Configuration
    Page

    We have to select the last option because SharePoint is not
    installed, neither on SHAREPOINT2007 computer nor on SSRS2008SPIM one.


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    05 - Check Installation

    This is the Installation Complete Screen Shot.

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    The screen shot of the Reporting Services Service.


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    The screen shots of the welcome Pages of the Report Server
    Configuration Tool

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    3.3 - name=Step-3:-Installation-of-SharePoint-2007-on-SHAREPOINT2007>Step 3:
    Installation of SharePoint 2007 on SHAREPOINT2007

    01 - name=Create-SharePoint-databases-and-grant-permissions-to-SPS_SETUP-domain-account>Create
    SharePoint databases and grant permissions to SPS_SETUP domain account
    Logon to SQL2008 with SQL_SERVICE domain service account.
    open SQL
    Server management Studio.

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    Create databases as in the previous post: href="http://mosshowto.blogspot.com/2009/01/reporting-services-2008-sharepoint-2007.html">Integrating
    Reporting Services 2008 with SharePoint 2007 - SharePoint Installation


    In Management Studio right click Login node click "New Login"


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    On the "Login-New" Pop Up type "CORPORATE\SPS_SETUP" as
    new login name.

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    You can check the new Login creation in SQL Server 2008
    Management Studio

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    Right click the new login and click "Properties"


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    Login-properties Dialog is opening.

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    Double click Server Roles, and in the opening Dialog,
    check "SecurityAdmin" and "DbCreator".

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    double Click User mappings, and in the opening Dialog,
    locate the two SharePoint databases SharePoint_Config and
    SharePoint_AdminContent.
    For each of these databases, grant SPS_SETUP
    account the following permission:
    "DbOwner".

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    02 - name=Start-SharePoint-installation-on-SHAREPOINT2007>Start SharePoint
    installation on SHAREPOINT2007

    Logon to SHAREPOINT2007 with the
    SPS_SETUP domain user account.
    Launch SHAREPOINT 2007 installation as in the
    previous post.
    Follows the steps 4 to 9. (Until closing the first
    installation wizard with the check box unchecked).

    Open a command prompt
    and type the following line:
    psconfig -cmd configdb -create -server SQL2008
    -database SharePoint_Config -user CORPORATE\SPS_FARM -password Passw0rd
    -admincontentdatabase SharePoint_AdminContent
    execute the command.


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    You will obtain this window after performing the command.


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    03 - name=Running-SharePoint-Product-and-Technologies-Configuration-Wizard>Running
    SharePoint Product and Technologies Configuration Wizard
    Run the SharePoint
    Product and Technologies Configuration Wizard as in the previous post, but with
    the multiple Server Environment parameters.
    You can check the parameters on
    the following screen shots.

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    At the end of the process as usual, you will obtain the
    displaying of the Central Administration Home page

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    03 - name=Creating-a-Web-Application-on-port-81>Creating a Web Application on
    port 81 and a TestReportingServices Site Collection.

    In order to have a Site Collection with a Root Web Site that can display SQL
    Server reporting services 2008 Reports, DataSources and so on in a SharePoint
    2007 document library,

    Perform the steps 2 to 4 of the previous
    post:


    href="http://mosshowto.blogspot.com/2009/01/integrating-ssrs-2008-sharepoint-2007.html">Integrating
    Reporting Services 2008 with SharePoint 2007 step 4 - Configuring reporting
    services for SharePoint 3.0 Integration 



    For step 5 because we are in a multiple server
    environement and want to be compliant with the least privilege
    administration principle, do the following:


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    the "Create New Web Application" page, Application Pool section, select "Create
    new application pool" option, type the name of your new Application Pool, select
    "Cofigurable" and type the name and the password of the Application Pool
    Identity domain account.









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    perform your Site Collection creation and check that the Site Collection is
    properly created.

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    Now, we have to grant the dbo permission to the
    SPS_SETUP account for the brand new created WSS_Content_WEBAPP81 content
    database. If we do not do that, we will not be able to perform operations using
    stsadm command for the new created Web Application, its Site Collections,
    its Web Sites, etc., because we will get an "Access Denied"
    exception.

    Logon to the SQL Server computer (SQL2008).
    Open the SQL
    Management Studio.
    Locate the login for SPS_SETUP account.
    Right Click the
    Login and select properties.
    In the opening dialog click "User
    Mapping".
    Locate the WSS_Content_WebApp81 database.
    Check the check box
    for the database.
    In "Database role member ship
    for: WSS_Content_WEBAPP81"  pane check the check box for
    db_owner.
    Click OK.










    3.4 - name=Step-4:-Installation-of-SharePoint-2007-on-SSRS2008SPIM>Step 4:
    Installation of SharePoint 2007 on SSRS2008SPIM

    01 - name=Start-SharePoint-installation-on-SSRS2008SPIM>Start SharePoint
    installation on SSRS2008SPIM
    Logon to SSRS2008SPIM with the SPS_SETUP
    domain user account (that has Administrator permissions on this server too).


    First of all start by stopping the IIS default web site in
    order to avoid conflicts with the web service of Report server that also uses
    port 80.


    Launch SHAREPOINT 2007 installation as in the previous post: href="http://mosshowto.blogspot.com/2009/01/reporting-services-2008-sharepoint-2007.html">Integrating
    Reporting Services 2008 with SharePoint 2007 - SharePoint Installation


    Follows the steps 4 to 9. (Until closing the first installation
    wizard with the check box unchecked).
    When Setup finishes, a dialog box
    prompt you to complete the configuration of your server. Be sure that the "Run
    the SharePoint Products and technologies Configuration Wizard now" check box
    IS selected. (It is the opposite of what we have done for installation of
    SharePoint 2007 on SHAREPOINT2007 server).

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    Click "Next". On the "Connect to a Server farm" dialog
    select "Yes I want to connect to an existing Farm".

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    Click "Next". On the "Specify Configuration Database
    Settings" type "SQL2008" for the databases server name, then click "Retrieve
    Database Names" button.

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    The wizard retrieves not only the SharePoint Configuration
    database, but also the Farm Service Account...

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    ...so you just have the password to type.

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    Click "next" to launch configuration and wait until the
    "Configuration Successful" dialog.

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    As usual, when you close this Dialog, SharePoint Central
    Administration Web Site Home Page Appears.

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    02 - Check
    SharePoint installation on SSRS2008SPIM



    Take advantage of this page to check that SSRS2008SPIM server has now
    joined the SharePoint Farm.
    Click Operation Tab, then servers in farm link.
    You can see the presence of the computer as a new Server of the SharePoint Farm.


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    There is another thing you can notice since SSRS2008SPIM
    is a Web Front End. Open IIS and Notice that a "SharePoint - 81" Web Application
    in now available. Right click the Web Application node in IIS and click
    "Browse".

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    The testReportingServices Site Collection Root Web Site
    will be served by the SSRS2008SPIM computer as it is become a new Web Front End
    of a SharePoint Farm.

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    3.5 - name=Step-5:-Configuration-and-test-of-the-Report-Server-on-SSRS2008SPIM>Step
    5: Configuration and test of the Report Server on SSRS2008SPIM
    I could
    keep using SharePoint Setup account (SPS_SETUP) to configure report server, but
    configuring Report Server with Reporting Services account will allow me to check
    the Report Server Web Service before having installed Reporting Services Add In
    for SharePoint on the SharePoint computer, and before having configured
    SharePoint for Reporting Services.


    (If you prefer to keep using SharePoint Setup account
    (SPS_SETUP) to configure report server do not forget to Logon to SQL2008 and
    grant the sysadmin permissions to SPS_SETUP since it has not enough permissions
    to configure the Report Server Databases.)


    01 - name=Preparing-SSRS_SERVICE-account-to-configure-Reporting-Services->Preparing
    SSRS_SERVICE account to configure Reporting Services

    Add SSRS_SERVICE to the Administrators Group of the Report
    Server computer (SSRS2008SPIM). To use Report Server Configuration Manager you
    must be logged as an Administrator.

    Logoff from SSRS2008SPIM and re-logon
    with SSRS-SERVICE.

    Logon to SQL2008 and grant temporary the sysadmin
    permissions to SSRS_SERVICE


    02 - Creating
    report Server databases

    Open Report Server Configuration Manager and
    connect to the default instance of the current server

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    On the left menu click database, then, on opening dialog,
    click change database to open the change database dialog.

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    Select "create a new report Server Database", then click
    "Next".

    On database server dialog notice that the SQL 2008 Server
    Computer has been retrieved, and that the account is SSRS_SERVICE.
    Do not
    forget to test database connection.

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    On the next dialog select SharePoint Integrated mode.


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    On the next dialog select windows credential and type
    again SSRS_SERVICE

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    Check the summary and launch database creation

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    03 - name=Provisioning-Report-Server-Web-Service->Provisioning Report Server Web
    Service
    On the left menu of the report server Configuration Manager, this
    time click Web Service URL

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    Click Apply to provisioning the Web Service.

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    Click the URL to check the Web service. Notice that no
    mention of SharePoint is visible for the moment.

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    Logon to SQL2008 and remove the sysadmin permissions to
    SSRS_SERVICE

    Click again the URL to check the Web service. Notice that the
    connection requires now the configuration in SharePoint. But we will not be able
    to perform it before having installed SSRS Add In for SharePoint on
    SHAREPOINT2007 computer.

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    Remove SSRS_SERVICE from the Administrators Group of the
    Report Server computer (SSRS2008SPIM)




    3.6 - name=Step-6:-Installation-of-SQL-Server-Reporting-Services-2008-Add-In>Step
    6: Installation of SQL Server Reporting Services 2008 Add In for SharePoint on
    SHAREPOINT2007, Configuration and Check.

    01 - name=Installation-of-SQL-Server-Reporting-Services-2008-Add-In>Installation
    of SQL Server Reporting Services 2008 Add In for SharePoint on SHAREPOINT2007

    Logon to SQL2008 and grant the sysadmin permissions to
    SPS_SETUP


    Logon to SHAREPOINT2007 and grant the Administrator
    permissions to SPS_FARM

    Then, perform SQL Server Reporting services 2008 Add
    In for SharePoint 2007 installation as shown in my previous post:

    href="http://mosshowto.blogspot.com/2009/01/integrating-ssrs-2008-sharepoint-2007.html">Integrating
    Reporting Services 2008 with SharePoint 2008 Step 4 - Configuring Reporting
    Services for SharePoint 3.0 Integration - Part 2: Operations performed in
    SharePoint Central Administration.

    Step 1 to 8.

    When it is done,
    go to SharePoint central Administration, Application Management Tab, and locate
    Reporting Services section.

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    02 - name=Configuration-of-reporting-services-in-SharePoint-Central-Administration>Configuration
    of reporting services in SharePoint Central Administration
    Open "Manage
    Integration Setting" Page and type the report Server URL.

    For the
    "Authentication Mode" Section select "Trusted Account" that is the right mode
    for the present configuration in multiple servers with NTLM.
    For more
    information there is a good post of Reza Alirezaei:

    href="http://blogs.devhorizon.com/reza/?p=729">SSRS 2008 integrated mode:
    security


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    Open the Grant Database Access Page, and type the Report
    Server Computer name.

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    Click OK.


    In the Enter Credentials dialog box, specify the User Name and Password to connect to the report server to retrieve the service account information. Be sure to enter credentials for an account that is a member of the local Administrators group on the report server computer.
    In our case, SPS_SETUP has the required permissions to perform this task.










    When the page is refreshed, you can open a browser window
    and type the url of the report Server Web Service:
    http://ssrs2008spim/reportserver

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    Notice that you are now connected to the SharePoint Sites
    and Libraries. Your Installation is done!

    Don't forget to:

    Logon to SQL2008 and remove the sysadmin permissions to
    SPS_SETUP


    Logon to SHAREPOINT2007 and remove SPS_FARM from the
    Administrators group.


    3.7 - name=Step-7:-BIDS-installation,-Report-creation,-deployment-and-test->Step
    7: BIDS installation, Report creation, deployment and test

    01 - BIDS installation
    I
    have chosen to install BIDS on SSRS2008SPIM computer to be as close as possible
    to a real Production Environment where BIDS will not be installed on the
    SharePoint machine.
    Doing that, I will be sure to succeed in deploying
    report remotely using the current environment.

    Logon to SSRS2008SPIM
    with SPS_SETUP account. Run the SQL Server installation package, and select "Add
    a feature to the current installation". Select Visual Studio and wait until
    installation process is complete.


    02 - Report Creation
    Open
    BIDS.
    Create a report (if needed install Adventure Works as a sample
    Database).
    You can do my previous tutorial:

    href="http://mosshowto.blogspot.com/2009/02/reporting-services-2008-report.html">Integrating
    reporting Services 2008 with SharePoint 2007 Step 6 - Report Creation and
    Deployment


    For the project properties, type the following:

    • TargetDataSourceFolder: http://SHAREPOINT2007:81/shared documents
    • TargetReportFolder: http://SHAREPOINT2007:81/shared documents
    • TargetServerURL: http://SHAREPOINT2007:81/

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    03 - Report Deployment
    Perform deployment with BIDS.
    If you try to see the deployed report
    now, you will have a credential exception. You will be able to see the type of
    this exception only on the report Server machine: SSRS2008SPIM.

    The
    error type will only be displayed on the Report Server Web Service when you are
    logged on to SSRS2008SPIM. And Reporting Services errors can be examined. This
    is the path of the Log Files of SQL Server 2008 Reporting Services:


    c:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSRS10.MSSQLSERVER\Reporting
    Services\LogFiles


    04 - Report Data
    Source Configuration
    To solve this error logon to SHAREPOINT2007.
    Go
    to the Shared Documents documents library of the TestReportingServices Web Site,
    and locate the file Report1.rdl (that has not its extension visible).

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    Expand the Report contextual menu and select "Manage Data
    Sources".

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    The Manage Data Sources Page is displaying

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    Click the Datasource1 link to open the edit the data
    source connection information.
    Select "Stored Credentials"
    Use an
    account that have read permissions on the databse used for this report. For
    example in my case, I used the SSRS service account credentials, that will be
    quite never done in real life.
    Check the check box: "Use as Windows
    Credentials".

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    05 - Report Displaying
    You
    can now display your report in:

    A special thank you to Mahmoud Meflah for
    his help regarding DataSource Configuration in SharePoint.

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