A VPN Could help. There are literally 100s of different ways you could set something up that would be secure and give you the required functionality.

If keeping the desktop...

Can you give us a clue as to any error messages you are seeing? What do you mean by "I am using Report Viewer control and can't use the...

Yes it is theoretically possible, however there are a goodish number of security issues you will need to address.

It's typically not a good idea to just open up...

Entirely too easy get to points for answering the QOTD instead of posting. Plus, there's no guarantee of the quality of any posts, just a number.

-Luke.

That's the plan.

Thanks again.

-Luke.

Thanks Gus, not enough coffee this morning, just couldn't figure why it wouldn't work.

As...

For major service pack releases Steve usually puts something in the editorial of the newsletter. If he doesn't it's almost always listed in the database weekly feed.

-Luke.

Actually the maintenance plan itself was never actually created, but the job was. It was kinda strange. It just caused a few FK issues when I tried to...

You can access it via a SQL query, but as I stated above, but there is the possibility of issues like MS changing that database with a SP or hotfix,...

There are a number of ways this can be accomplished. One is to query the reportserver database directly. The Catalog table can help, but basically you need to...

best title yet! If only for the lack of mentioning the Thread directly.

I agree that a lot of this either exists today or will int he very near future. Seems to me much of the same ideas are being floated...

yes. There are portions of Reporting Services that are still 32 bit programs. Also it depends on where you placed your reporting services database. SSRS requires a...

As long as your install completed successfully and everything is functioning as you expect it, then I'd say you're all set. I rarely install programs to my c:\program files\...

Yup, just finished reading it myself. Got a kick out of that one as well. The editor's sense of humor shining through?

-Luke.