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I have access to several servers over the network and can Connect to DB Engine &amp; SSRS locally to theses servers just fine. If I am to understand this correctly Do I have access to error log information like found in this location when RDC to the server<br>\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSRS&lt;Version&gt;.MSSQLSERVER\Reporting Services\LogFiles<br>vs<br>Or do the VIews/Tables/SPs at that I can see locally Like Execution Logs ,2,3&nbsp; on the ReportServer allow me to see the same error information as in the error logs in the location above Physical Server? Right now I have to RDC into the servers and wondered if the error data was right in front of me but did not know?<br><br><br>
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I have access to several servers over the network and can Connect to DB Engine & SSRS locally to theses servers just fine. If I am to understand this correctly Do I have access to error log information like found in this location when RDC to the server
\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSRS<Version>.MSSQLSERVER\Reporting Services\LogFiles
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Or do the VIews/Tables/SPs at that I can see locally Like Execution Logs ,2,3  on the ReportServer allow me to see the same error information as in the error logs in the location above Physical Server? Right now I have to RDC into the servers and wondered if the error data was right in front of me but did not know?

Accessing Server error logs over network. Network discovery is turned off but I have access through SSMS Does the ReportServerDB have the same error log data?

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