Impossible d'accéder à l'URL du Gestionnaire de rapports dans le Gestionnaire de configuration de Reporting Services

Pas tous les administrateurs sont créés égaux. J'ai reçu récemment un nouveau PC et mis en place un "administrateur" compte.

Cet article explique ce que je devais faire pour activer le réel 'admin'. Une fois qu'il était là, mon ancien compte qui était apparemment un "administrateur" est revenue à être un utilisateur standard, et l'énigme a été résolue.

http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en/sqlreportingservices/thread/7f477018-aa14-4db0-8989-ce763b122a2a

Le commentaire qui m'a vraiment aidé moi a été l'un par 'dana_working'. J'ai re-produite en plein dans le cas où l'article est supprimé.

Hi,

I don't know if the OP solved his issue or not, but I had the same problem and 
after banging my head against my desk for two days thought I would share what 
worked for me.
One caveat - I did try a number of things before hitting on what worked for me, 
and there may be something else I did along the way that was also necessary 
(though not sufficient).  I did not make any registry or direct .config changes:

System setup:  Windows 7 64-bit Home Premium; AMD processor; SQL Server Express 2008 R2;   
just running this stuff on my machine for development purposes.

Symptoms:  Could not get the URLs in Report Services Configuration Manager to work, 
even though it was all working fine on a Vista system I set up a few months ago.  
I have administrator priveleges.  I tried opening IE as administrator, authorizing 
my login in various ways through the configuration manager but just could not get in.    
It is not possible, btw, to manage the report server grough SSMS in the Express 
version.  You need to find a way into Report Manager with the URL.

Crux/Solution:  Basically, my administrator account was not THE administrator 
account for the computer; THE administrator (which is hidden) is different than 
having administrator rights.  So the following steps worked to fix the issue 
for me:

I authorized the "hidden Administrator" account.  In Home Premium edition I did 
this by opening a command prompt "as administrator" and entering net user 
administrator /active:yes

From what I've read, this can be done through control panel with higher 
versions of Windows 7.

Log off and voila there is another user now besides yourself.  
Logon now as Administrator

Open IE "as administrator" and go to http://servername/Reports_SQLEXPRESS url.  
I was able to log in at this point.

Once in Report Manager, I authorized my regular Windows account with all 
privileges.  I did this in two locations - maybe someone can explain the 
difference between the two.

Click upper right for "Site Settings"; "Security"; Add yourself as New 
Role as a Site Administrator - you can do this following the steps outlined 
in reply Jin Chen above.

I also found I needed to go back to "Home"; "Folder Settings"; Add yourself 
as New Role with Content Manager as outlined above by MustafaH.
Apply, save, etc.; log out; go back to your regular logon; 
open IE "as administrator" (not sure if that's necessary but I did it anyway) 
and go to the URL, log on with your id, saving credentials.

You now can get into Report Manager just opening IE and going to the URL's;  
Deployment from Bus Intelligence Studio works now too.

Good luck!!

J'ai eu la même question tout à l'heure et moi aussi, j'étais coincé. Je ne suis pas un expert mais juste un débutant à SSRS, mais la pensée de partager mes exp. ici, si ça peut aider quelqu'un. Le problème dans mon cas est que je n'ai pas définir les autorisations pour la connexion spécifique pour Hom Page (RACINE) provoquant la connexion à accorder page blanche. Donner les droits pour les rapports et les sous-répertoires ne fonctionnera pas si vous n'avez pas de fournir l'accès à la connexion à partir d'où ces rapports sont censés être appelé.

vérification des autorisations dans votre page d'accueil de Reportserver URL.