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SCCM 2012: Accessing Reporting Services Website

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Unlike the old SMS where you could access the reporting services via the SMS server name in the browser, it has changed in 2012. To access the reporting services, you will have to enter the fully qualified name of the SCCM SQL server to access the reports within your browser. It goes as follows: http://<Fully Qualified SQL Server Name>/Reports. Once the reporting services page comes up, you can now click on ConfigMgr_SCM to access the page. 

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