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Best Practice for Installing Reporting Services on 2 servers

Asked by aaronzw in SQL Server 2005, MS SQL Server, SQL Reporting

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Our company has been running reporting services for a couple of years now all on one production server (Server A).  We have now added a second physical server (Server B) with SQL Server 2005 to store the data that reports are built against.  My question is: is it better to move the Reporting Services Catalog databases to Server B or keep it on Server A?  In other words, is it better to keep the Catalog databases with the actual reporting services or is it better to keep it with the data that will populate the reports?Start Free Trial
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