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KB-8042: What changes are made when deploying Report Services on an existing SQL instance

Authentication Service ,  

29 December,16 at 10:46 PM

Applies to: Direct Control version 5.3.1 and greater on all supported platforms.

Question:
Does the report services tool alter any SQL configuration?

Answer:
When choosing to deploy the Report Services on an existing SQL instance, the only modification to that SQL instance is to add 2 Windows integrated logins:
LoginGranted DB role (Role in Report Service DB)
<The specified service account>SnapshotService
[NT Authority\Authenticated Users]SnapshotViewer
 
Note: We will not re-create these logins if they already exist.

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