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Changing this up so that it can be connected to over HTTPS is pretty quick and easy to do. KQL Series – C… on KQL Series – creating KQ…Īnthony J.Friday, Septemsql server, ssl, https, certificates, ssrsīy default SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) sets itself up to respond to requests over HTTP made to the name of the machine that it's been installed on.

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So hopefully if you get this type of error you too can solve it nice and quickly and have your web service URL and Report Manager URL nice and secure again… We could then bind the new certificate in Reporting Service Configuration Manager: SSRS is now happy and listening on port 443 Netsh http delete sslcert ipport=:443 Removing the certificate that was still bound to port 443 So we then removed the binding - which was safe enough as only SSRS was serving web requests on this server - IIS was not being used at all.:

So on a hunch we decided to see if the old certificate was still lying around bound to something and so using netsh: NETSH showing the old certificate bound We knew that HTTP was working all good so SSRS itself was “ok”. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x800703E3)Īt .SendResponse(Void* response, Boolean finalWrite, Boolean closeConn)Īt (Boolean finalFlush) Httpruntime!ReportServer_0-33!2aa4!-08:13:47:: e ERROR: Failed in BaseWorkerRequest::SendHttpResponse(bool), exception= (0x800703E3): The I/O operation has been aborted because of either a thread exit or an application request. Basically there was nothing in there at all: rshost!rshost!964!-08:13:47:: e ERROR: WriteCallback(): failed to write in write callback. It is amazing for a reporting system how badly errors are reported in the log files.

We checked and the certificate is installed correctly.Ĭ:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSRS11.\Reporting Services\LogFiles “ We are unable to create the certificate binding” Error in SSRS Configuration ManagerĪnd Reporting Service Configuration Manager removes the HTTPS binding. The client installed a new certificate but the issue arose where in Reporting Service Configuration Manager we went to use the new certificate but when we chose it we got this error: We had caught the initial error via our Continuous Monitoring of the SSRS site - basically when the certificate expired we got an exception and alerted on it. This blog post is around the situation where you have SSRS setup to use HTTPS and thus using a certificate and the certificate expires (or just needs replacing).