Long ago, I setup a domain certificate authority in my domain, so you should have done the same too.

The specified url may have been reserved by another product.

I recommend, however, testing the URL to confirm that it works correctly.

If you want (All IPv6) addresses too, select that from the IP Address drop-down.

You will need to remember it when you go to test the SSRS website in the next section.

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Details about how to delete the folder are covered a bit later on in this blog post.

This URL should match the URL that you noted previously in the Web Portal URL section.

This test should also be successful, but if not, check your firewall ports.

Ive noticed that you can still connect to the report manager site insecurely because the URL reservation still exists on the server.

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Im glad that VM is still up and running I will add it to my list of thing to look at With any luck I will get to it before monday feel free to contact me via our contact page.

It appears that I am still able to access the default url ( ) but when trying to use something like, it wont let me.

As far as I know, there is no current way to just directly do this with just using the report server configuration manager as there is a need to tinker the rsreportserver config file and a need to manually addremove URL reservations Having said that, may I know if you have a guide on how to properly set up the SSRS ReportServer and Reports using a wildcard ssl certificate Thanks.

This is something that I have exported from one of our servers to be used in another server where my SSRS reports are and has been imported to Personal Certificates.

And yes, the Wildcard cert has the Subject Alternative Name functionality.

The error I am encountering is that the page cant be displayed or the browser cannot connect to the FQDN.

This is my first time setting this up using the wildcard cert.

Also, I was checking the DNS names configured in the server for the FQDN as I realized I did not set up any that matches the one in the wildcard cert.

Do I need to add forward lookup zones (e.g.

Reporting Services config manager.