We have been looking at the step-by-step installation of System Center Configuration Manager 2007 R2 using SQL server 2008 R2 Cluster as the Database. In this post we will look at the installation of the Reporting Services for SCOM 2007 R2.
Requirements:
1. Configure the SCOM Databases – Part1
2. Install SCOM RMA Server – Part2
3. Add the scom admin, msaa, sdk & config, data reader and data writer accounts to the local administrators group
4. Configure the Reporting Server
5. Install SCOM Reporting Service
Setup Guide:
1. Configure the Reporting server
- Open SQL Server Reporting Services Manager -> Select the appropriate Report Server Instance -> click Connect
- Click Web Service URL -> Notice the warning message “Report Server web Service is not configured” -> click the Apply button to configure this
- When configuration is done, you will notice the URL now has a link and the report also indicates successful configuration
- Click the Database -> Notice no database had been created -> click Change Database
- On Change Database -> Ensure Create a new report server database is selected -> click Next
- Type in the Instance Network Name\Instance -> Enter credential that has access to SQL -> click Next
- Enter the database name; select the mode -> click Next
- Enter the credentials with access to SQL -> click Next
- Review the Summary page -> click Next
- Wait while the report database is been configured
- In the Progress and Finish page -> Verify that all the processes completed successfully -> click Finish
- Next click Report Manager URL -> Notice the warning that the Report Manager virtual directory isn’t configured yet -> Enter the Virtual Directory name -> click Apply
- When configuration is completed -> You will notice that the URL now has a link
2. Install SCOM Reporting Service
- On the active node -> Open Server Manager -> Expand Configuration\Local Users and Groups -> click Groups -> Locate the group “SQLServerReportServerUser$<hostname>$MSRS10_50.<SQLInstanceName>“
- Rename the group to the following by removing “_50” from the group name “SQLServerReportServerUser$<hostname>$MSRS10.<SQLInstanceName>“
- Start the System Center Operation Manager 2007 R2 installation -> click Install Operation Manager 2007 R2 Reporting
- Click Next on the Welcome page
- Accept the End-User License Agreement -> click Next
- Enter details on Product Registration page -> click Next
- On Custom Setup page -> click Data Warehouse and select “This component will not be available” -> click Next
- On Connect to the Root Management Server page -> Enter the name of the RMS server and click Next
- On Connect to the Operations Manager Data Warehouse page -> Enter the SQL Network Instance Name\Instance and the port if not default -> click Next
- On SQL Server Reporting Services Instance page -> Select the instance you want the reporting service installed -> click Next
- On Data Warehouse Write Account page -> Enter the Data Writer account and click Next
- On Data Reader Account page -> Enter the Data Reader account and click Next
- On Operational Data Reports page -> Select your option and click Next
- On Microsoft Update page -> Select your option and click Next
- Click Install on the Ready to Install the Program page
- When the installation is complete, click Finish
- The last thing to do is rename the group “SQLServerReportServerUser$<hostname>$MSRS10.<SQLInstanceName>” back to “SQLServerReportServerUser$<hostname>$MSRS10_50.<SQLInstanceName>“.
In Part4, I will be looking at downloading and importing the Management Packs and installing the Audit Collection Server.