Re: Object reference not set to an instance of an object

sorry... on vacation
not https required, on default instance.
also tried different app pools & web service accounts.
"William (Bill) Vaughn" wrote:

Ok, is the server configured so it requires HTTPS? Is the report server
installed on the default instance of SQL Server or on a named instance? If
the latter you need to reference the specific named instance (as shown when
you drill into the IIS virtual directory) like this:

https://mymachine/reportserver$myinstancename

hth.

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This error has been showing up in tons of contexts in multiple report
server
forums. In my case, local sql mgmt studio can't connect to report server
(soap error "object reference..."), but config tools can. Nothing remote
can
connect. Analysis, DBengine connects ok from everywhere. Can't connect
using http://server/ReportServer ("declines to show webpage") or trying to
deploy from bus dev studio (object reference...) or Visual Studio. But
reports continue to be scheduled and sent (pdf, anyway, I have no links
reports to test). I can go into tables & change things like report freq &
see
it reflected in outgoing reports.
I've looked at all the logs I can find, seen a couple of compile
failures on .net modules, failure of w3wp?.exe, occasional unrelated,
probably, report failures. I've changed & rechanged service accounts &
resaved keys, looked at config files, IIS, started & stopped various
services
that might have had some bearing. I removed anti-virus (McAfee has a
nasty
habit of resetting port 25 blocking rules, killing dbmail, so I thought
they'd done something nefarious). I'm in the process of backing out
updates
to win2003, sql server, iis and .net & testing. I'll reapply when done.
So
far no joy. I'll yell if I get anything. If anybody can find a solution,
I'd be really grateful. Report Server is now like a runaway train....
almost
no control.






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