CRM Install error caused by SRS/MOSS integration?

Doing an install of CRM 4.0 in a development environment running SQL 05 and
MOSS 07, each on its own virtual machine. The pre-installation checklist
returns only one error, which is a 401: Unauthorized error when trying to
access SRS. Trying to browse directly to the report server or report manager
while on the application machine results in an access denied error again. On
the SQL machine, where SRS is installed, browsing to the report server brings
it up without issue. However, when I browse to the report manager site, I
get the error:

â??The operation is not supported on a report server that is configured to run
in SharePoint integrated mode. (rsOperationNotSupportedSharePointMode)â??

Installed on the SQL machine is the SharePoint Integration for SRS piece
which is what Iâ??m guessing is causing this problem. Has anyone run into this
problem? I have found a lot of information about the error code but not
about installing with the environment set this way. Do I need to install SRS
to another machine as well and use that instead? Or would uninstalling the
SharePoint piece, installing CRM, and then reinstalling MOSS fix this problem?

ValentinPRMCPGPMCBMSSGP
Mon Apr 14 08:23:01 CDT 2008

Hi Sir:
I have the same issue. Did you resolve it?
Any help will be appreciated.
Regards,
--
Jose Valentin Rodriguez
MCP-GP
MCBMSS-GP


"ekosobud" wrote:

> Doing an install of CRM 4.0 in a development environment running SQL 05 and
> MOSS 07, each on its own virtual machine. The pre-installation checklist
> returns only one error, which is a 401: Unauthorized error when trying to
> access SRS. Trying to browse directly to the report server or report manager
> while on the application machine results in an access denied error again. On
> the SQL machine, where SRS is installed, browsing to the report server brings
> it up without issue. However, when I browse to the report manager site, I
> get the error:
>
> â??The operation is not supported on a report server that is configured to run
> in SharePoint integrated mode. (rsOperationNotSupportedSharePointMode)â??
>
> Installed on the SQL machine is the SharePoint Integration for SRS piece
> which is what Iâ??m guessing is causing this problem. Has anyone run into this
> problem? I have found a lot of information about the error code but not
> about installing with the environment set this way. Do I need to install SRS
> to another machine as well and use that instead? Or would uninstalling the
> SharePoint piece, installing CRM, and then reinstalling MOSS fix this problem?
>

ekosobud
Wed Apr 16 12:45:00 CDT 2008

CRM does not support SRS using the integrated SharePoint mode and there are
no plans to apparently. The workaround to this is simply to load another
instance of SRS onto a different server.

In this case, we had the first instance on the SQL server so we loaded
another instance on the CRM application server. Once everyone understood
that we were installing just SRS instead of all of SQL server, there were no
problems politically or technologically. Just a pain that it had to happen
that way.

"Valentin PR MCP-GP MCBMSS-GP" wrote:

> Hi Sir:
> I have the same issue. Did you resolve it?
> Any help will be appreciated.
> Regards,
> --
> Jose Valentin Rodriguez
> MCP-GP
> MCBMSS-GP
>
>
> "ekosobud" wrote:
>
> > Doing an install of CRM 4.0 in a development environment running SQL 05 and
> > MOSS 07, each on its own virtual machine. The pre-installation checklist
> > returns only one error, which is a 401: Unauthorized error when trying to
> > access SRS. Trying to browse directly to the report server or report manager
> > while on the application machine results in an access denied error again. On
> > the SQL machine, where SRS is installed, browsing to the report server brings
> > it up without issue. However, when I browse to the report manager site, I
> > get the error:
> >
> > â??The operation is not supported on a report server that is configured to run
> > in SharePoint integrated mode. (rsOperationNotSupportedSharePointMode)â??
> >
> > Installed on the SQL machine is the SharePoint Integration for SRS piece
> > which is what Iâ??m guessing is causing this problem. Has anyone run into this
> > problem? I have found a lot of information about the error code but not
> > about installing with the environment set this way. Do I need to install SRS
> > to another machine as well and use that instead? Or would uninstalling the
> > SharePoint piece, installing CRM, and then reinstalling MOSS fix this problem?
> >