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SSRS 2022 Install, Setup and Configuration

By: Joe Gavin   |   Updated: 2024-02-21   |   Comments (3)   |   Related: > Reporting Services Installation

SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) is still one of the major components of the Microsoft Business Intelligence (MSBI) stack used to generate interactive and automated reports. It's part of Microsoft SQL Server services, along with SQL Server Analysis Services (SSAS) and SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS).

SSRS 2022 includes enhanced Windows Narrator support, security enhancements, browser performance improvements, and accessibility bug fixes.

The SSRS installation process has changed slightly since it was first released in 2004 as an add-on to SQL Server 2000. We saw in a previous tip: SSRS Install, Setup and Configuration , where the SSRS installation used to be part of the SQL Server installer up through SQL Server 2016. As of SQL Server 2017, the installation now has its own downloadable installer. There are only some minor differences between installing SSRS 2019 and SSRS 2022, but knowing where to get the installer and what to expect before you go through the installation process is helpful. This tip will walk through the various screens and options for the installation process.

We'll look at the minimum hardware and software requirements, see where to get the installer, and walk through each step of installing and configuring a new installation of SSRS 2022. The installation documented here was done on a SQL Server 2022 running on Windows Server 2022.

SSRS 2022 Requirements

You'll likely have more resources than this, but the following are the minimum requirements for installing SSRS 2022:

• 6 GB of available hard drive space
• 512 MB (1 GB is recommended)
• 1 GB (4 GB recommended)
• X64: AMD Opteron, AMD Athlon 64, Intel Xeon with Intel EM64T support, Intel Pentium IV with EM64T support
• 1.4 GHz (2 GHz recommended)
• Windows Server 2016/2019/2022, Windows 10 / 11
• SQL Server Database Engine 2014 SP3 or later
• .NET Framework 4.8 or later

SSRS 2022 Installation

Download the installer.

Go to Microsoft SQL Server 2022 Reporting Services Installer Download

• Click Download .

Retrieve and Run Installer

• Run SQLServerReportingServices.exe from your Download folder.

Welcome Screen

The installer opens, and you're presented with one option on the Welcome screen.

• Install Reporting Services.

Choose Edition and Install

There are four edition options for SSRS. The first three do not require a Product Key:

• Evaluation Edition – Full edition that is good for 180 days.
• Developer Edition – Full edition that can be used for non-production, e.g., test, development, training, or demonstration purposes.
• Express Edition – Limited edition with fewer features than the full edition.
• Paid Edition - The fourth option requires a product key. Click Learn more , which will take you to Find the product key for SQL Server Reporting Services .

Install Paid Edition

• Click the Enter the product key radio button and enter the key in the box.
• Click Next .

Review Licensing Terms

• Read and accept license terms by checking the 'I accept the license terms' checkbox.

Install Database Engine

Specify Install Location

• Choose the drive and directory to install SSRS.
• Click Install .

The SSRS application has been installed, and now it's time to configure it.

Configure SSRS

• Click Configure report server , which runs RSConfigTool.exe to open the Report Server Configuration Manager.

Connect to the SSRS Server

• Click Connect .

Configure Service Account

If the SSRS server requires access to remote servers, a Windows domain account can be specified to run the SSRS service.

• Click on Service Account in the Report Server Configuration Manager.
• Select the 'Use another account' radio button. Enter the domain account information and password.
• Click Apply .

Configure SSRS Databases

Here, we configure the SSRS databases.

• Click Database in the Report Server Configuration Manager.
• Click Change Database .

Create New Database

The new SSRS installation can be pointed to an existing set of SSRS databases. However, since this is a new installation, the default 'Create a new report server database' is left selected, and the installer will create the new databases.

Test the Connection

We must test the connection to the SQL Server to ensure connectivity before attempting to create the SSRS databases.

• Click Test Connection .
• If the connection is successful, click OK .

If the connection is unsuccessful, verify that the SQL Server service is running and accepting connections, and then run the test again.

Name the Database

Unless a name other than the default database names must be used, leave the defaults as ReportServer and ReportServerTemp.

Specify Credentials

Review Summary

Review the install configuration on the Summary screen.

• Click Next if all information is correct.

Progress and Finish

Verify all tasks completed successfully.

• If all tasks are successful, click Finish .

At this point, we have the SSRS service installed and databases created.

It's time to create the Web Service and the Web Portal.

Create the SSRS Web Service

• Click on Web Service URL .

Validate Web Service

Open the Report Server Web Service URL to validate. There are no folders shown because no reports have been deployed yet.

Create Web Portal

• Click Web Portal URL .

Validate Web Portal

To validate, open the Report Server Web Portal URL. Again, the root folder is empty because no reports have been deployed yet.

We now have a fully functioning SSRS server that's ready for reports to be deployed to it.

Email Settings

If Subscriptions to email reports will be created, we'll need to configure the email settings.

• Click E-mail Settings .
• Enter a Sender Address in the form of [email protected] .
• Enter the SMTP Server name.
• Select the Authentication dropdown menu to enter the account and password information if your SMTP server requires authentication.

Email has been configured.

• Click Exit .

You may run into failures, sometimes sporadically, related to TLS 1.2, where subscriptions are not sending emails and generating errors like this:

ERROR: Error sending email. Exception: System.Net.Mail.SmtpException: Failure sending mail. ---> System.IO.IOException: Authentication failed because the remote party has closed the transport stream.

Adding the following registry keys will force TLS 1.2:

The following links have more information on SQL Server Reporting Services:

SSRS Install, Setup and Configuration

• SQL Server Reporting Services 2017 Installation and Configuration
• Install SSRS ReportServer Databases on Azure SQL Managed Instance

Installing SQL Server Reporting Services 2017

SQL Server Reporting Services Standalone Installation

• How to Add SSRS to Existing SQL Server Clustered Instance
• PowerShell Commands for SQL Server Reporting Services
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SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) provides a set of on-premises tools and services that create, deploy, and manage paginated reports. Download SQL Server 2022 Reporting Services from the Microsoft Download Center.

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Create, deploy, and manage reports

The SSRS solution flexibly delivers the right information to the right users. Users can consume the reports in a web browser on their computer or mobile device, or via email.

SQL Server Reporting Services offers an updated suite of products:

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That core BI workload still exists today, so we've modernized it. Now you can create modern-looking reports with updated new features, using Report Builder, or Report Designer in SQL Server Data Tools (SSDT) .

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Mobile computing has shifted the devices we need to work, meaning people today have a different reporting need. The fixed-layout report experience doesn't work well when you introduce tablets and phones. Something designed for a wide PC screen isn't the optimal experience on a small phone screen that's not just smaller but a portrait or landscape orientation.

What you need with these widely different screen form factors is a responsive layout that adapts to these different screen sizes and orientations. For that we've added a new report type: mobile reports, based on the Datazen technology we acquired about a year ago and integrated into the product. You can migrate your existing Datazen reports to Reporting Services with the SQL Server Migration Assistant for Datazen .

You create these mobile reports in the new Mobile Report Publisher app. Then in the native Power BI apps for mobile devices for Windows, iOS, Android, and HTML5, you can access the data you have in Power BI, the cloud, or SSRS.

As you create visualizations, Mobile Report Publisher automatically generates sample data. This feature allows you to see how the visualization will look with your data, and what kind of data works well in each visualization.

For end users of Reporting Services, the front door is a modern web portal you can view in most browsers. You can access all your Reporting Services reports and KPIs in the new portal. KPIs can surface key business metrics at a glance in the browser, without having to open a report.

The new web portal is a complete rewrite of Report Manager. Now it's a single-page, standards-based HTML5 app, which modern browsers are optimized for: Microsoft Edge, Internet Explorer 10 and 11, Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and all the major browsers.

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You can store and manage them securely here, in the traditional folder hierarchy. Tag your favorites reports for quick access. Those with appropriate permissions are able to manage and administer SSRS content.

And you can still schedule report processing, access reports on demand, and subscribe to published reports in the new web portal.

More about the Web portal .

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You publish reports to Reporting Services in SharePoint integrated mode. You can schedule report processing, access reports on demand, subscribe to published reports, and export reports to other applications such as Microsoft Excel. Create data alerts on reports published to a SharePoint site and receive email messages when report data changes.

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Take advantage of Reporting Services programming features so you can extend and customize your reporting functionality. Use the SSRS APIs to integrate or extend data and report processing in custom applications.

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• Stop the App Control Server & Reporter services and temporarily set them to Startup type: Disabled.
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