asked on sccm 2012 subscription report will not save to file share
I have a report that I'm trying to setup a subscription so it will save it to a share location on a 2003 server. The subscription is setup to use an account that has access to the share. I can open the share by typing \\server\share in the explorer window.
But when I run the subscription I get an error: A log on error occurred when attempting to access the file share. The user account or password is valid.
Now I can open the share with the account and create a file and folder.
What am I missing
But when I run the subscription I get an error: A log on error occurred when attempting to access the file share. The user account or password is valid.
Now I can open the share with the account and create a file and folder.
What am I missing
SCCMWindows Server 2003
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Benjamin Voglar
User account: is it local or domain user account?
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Domain account.
Which account do you user for Reporting Services?
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How can I verify the account? Where would I look?
services.msc
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I see sql server reporting services using the account reportserver. Looks like a built in sql account.
OK, find Reporting Services Configuration Manager in your programs. First setting will display full name of service account.
If there isn't DOMAIN\ in front of username in services.msc, can you check if you have such local account in Computer Management?
If there isn't DOMAIN\ in front of username in services.msc, can you check if you have such local account in Computer Management?
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That shows it's using the built in account "reportserver"
I check computer management and there is no local account.
I check computer management and there is no local account.
Which version of Reporting Services do you have installed?
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standard edtion
11.0.3128.0
11.0.3128.0
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Ran the![command output]()
net user command.
Now we can run subscriptions for reports to email out, haven't setup any other subscription to save to a folder though.
net user command. Now we can run subscriptions for reports to email out, haven't setup any other subscription to save to a folder though.
Thanks, mate.
I still do not get it where is your "reportserver" account coming from.
Reporting Services need Windows account (or built-in account to run) as explained in posted article.
Who set up your Reporting server, or better part of the question, who knows this account's password and what happens if you try to log on to files erver with its credentials?
I still do not get it where is your "reportserver" account coming from.
Reporting Services need Windows account (or built-in account to run) as explained in posted article.
Who set up your Reporting server, or better part of the question, who knows this account's password and what happens if you try to log on to files erver with its credentials?
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I know we are talking about if this is an account problem. But I can run the subscription and save the report, so it does work fine.
Problem is, if I run the subscription again, it fails to save the file. So why does it work sometimes and most of the time it fails?
this is where I;m lost.
Problem is, if I run the subscription again, it fails to save the file. So why does it work sometimes and most of the time it fails?
this is where I;m lost.
If YOU run subscription again, or it runs scheduled?
Hi tofino. I Quickly read what are you talking with Toni.
I have a suggestion that is not by the book. Give the share everyone full control, just to test if the report will save on the share.
I have a suggestion that is not by the book. Give the share everyone full control, just to test if the report will save on the share.