Windows 10: SQL server 2022 reporting services setup not run the on the Windows 11 pro system.

I have try multiple times to run the SQL server 2022 reporting services run file. But the SQL server 2022 reporting services run file not run on the windows 11 pro system. After that i have checked the event log and found the error in the Microsoft Dot net framework 4.x faulty. The event viewer error log below. We are facing this issue on the multiple Windows 11 system. Faulting application name: SQLServerReportingServices.exe, version: 16.0.8969.32906, time stamp: 0x548629eb Faulting module name: clr.dll, version: 4.8.9261.0, time stamp: 0x667a1900 Exception code: 0xc0000005 Fault offset: 0x0

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SQL Server 2017 Reporting Services Release Candidate now available

Source: SQL Server 2017 Reporting Services Release Candidate now available | SQL Server Reporting Services Team Blog

 

SQL Reporting Services 2005

Hi,

I've got a client that is still using SQL Server 2005 and have SQL Reporting Services 2005 installed. When I'm trying to Setup Database with that it gives me an error and doesn't set up the database correctly. I found from windows event viewer the following
error: "The report server database is an invalid version". On further investigation, I found that SQL Server 2005 is running Service Pack 1 while SQL Reporting Services is running without a service pack. So in order to get rid of this version conflict error,
I need to install SQL Reporting Services service pack 2 on the server. But the problem is I am not able to find the download option for this. As the version of the product is very old so most of the pages are removed from the Microsoft's site as well. Can
someone help me with this? Please help.

 

Issues with report server setup during Install of MBAM using a SQL failover cluster

I'm trying to setup MBAM 2.5SP1 on Server 2016 using a SQL 2016 on a Failover Cluster (but not using AO).

The initial database configuration went smooth, but setting up the next step (Reports) is causing an issue because it cannot find the instance of the report server.

"Unable to find an instance of the Reporting Services.

That said, I realize that the report server is not supported with the failover cluster, but is there a way to point the Report feature to another SQL server or a server that has the reporting services (ie: one of the Failover cluster nodes) instead of auto-detecting
the SQL failover cluster name/IP?

I'm trying to avoid having a SQL server just for MBAM if I can avoid it (for cost and manageability reasons).