If you can browse locally (when logged into the server) then everything is
setup correctly. I think the issue here is that you have not configured
roles properly. By default if you are a member of the local administrators
group then you are in the role that allows you to deploy. RS has its own
roles, totally separate from database security. Add your user for your
workstation to the local administrator group on the server. Then give it all
localhost). For instance try
"Jean-Pierre Riehl" <jean-pierre.riehl@b-e-w-i-s-e.fr> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> "cannot display the page" seems to be an IIS layer problem. To help
> identifying your problem, can you
> -verify url used to browse reports (http://<yourserver>/Reports)
> -verify your web request reach IIS (chek logs at
> c:\windows\system32\logfiles\)
> -verify Http Status code send back by IIS
>
>
> --
> Jean-Pierre Riehl
>
http://blog.djeepy1.net >
http://www.bewise.fr >
>
> "Coop" <Coop@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:48452325-3B31-4318-A3B5-B82F388A591A@microsoft.com...
>> Hi. Like some others here, I'm struggling to get a production install of
>> RS2005 (SP2). RS is installed on a dedicated W2K3 (SP2) server. The
>> database is on a separate SQL 2005 (SP2) server. With the help of some
>> posts
>> here I finally am able to browse to Report Manager and also deploy
>> reports
>> from VS2005, but only when local to the report server. On my own
>> workstation, I get "cannot display the page" when I try to browse to
>> Report
>> Manager , and "connection could not be made to the report server" when I
>> try
>> to deploy reports. I checked local intranet sites in IE, and the whole
>> segment is allowed (set in GP) so that isn't th problem. Do you have any
>> ideas why I can't connect to RS from a workstation on my network?
>> Thanks.
>
