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Re: Change config file

Daniel Reib [MSFT]
1/7/2005 10:42:49 AM

sql server reporting services:

Yes, you want to use the defaultHostName element. You do not need to reboot
after changing the config file.

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Re: Change config file

Jeff A. Stucker
1/7/2005 11:23:14 AM

You don't have to reboot, but you should restart the ReportServer service
(in Control Panel) after changing config files.

You might also want to run iisreset.exe, depending on the changes you are
making -- but that's more for when you have GUI code changes or are tweaking
custom extensions.

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Change config file

John Geddes
1/7/2005 5:06:08 PM

Do I have to reboot after changing RSReportServer.config?

I am working with the alias and host names. I have the alias set to
true, but it only puts in john_g.

I need it to add '@domain.com' Can that be done in the config using the
DefaultHostName? If so, just put domain.com in?

Thanks.

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