You will be prompted
to name the SQL Instance I named mine SRS. Click Next.
When Reporting
Services installs successfully, click Close.
You must now
configure Reporting Services before it is integrated with SCCM 2012 R2.
Click the Reporting Services Configuration Manager icon from Start.
Click on the Service
Account tab, and select Use another account: and input an
Administrative domain account, and click Apply.
Skip over Web
Services URL for now, and click Database. Click on the Change Database button.
You will then follow
through the wizard to provision a new database instance.
Also click Change
Credentials from the Database tab, and ensure it is using an
Administrative domain account. Click Apply. Now go back to the Web
Service URL, you do not have to change any configurations here you must
simply click Apply and this will push the wizard to provision and
configure the IIS virtual directories to support the Reporting Server.
Now launch the ConfigMgr
console and click Adminstration, expand Site and then Server
and Site System Roles. Right click on your Primary Site Server and
select Add Site System Roles.
Tick Reporting
Services Point and click Next to continue.
Review the
configurations and set the Reporting Services Username to an
Administrative domain account. Click Next.
Reporting Services is now installed and
configured.
