Installing SQL Reporting Services and MOSS 2007 on the Same port ( default : 80)

 Installing SQL Reporting Services and MOSS 2007 on the Same port ( default
: 80)
 If you have both MOSS 2007 ( Microsoft Office SharePoint Server) and
Reporting Services ( not in SharePoint integrated mode) installed on the
same IIS virtual server, then you have to make the below updates in
web.config for them to work:

   1. In the Root web.config to comment out the below. Otherwise the
   reportserver will give sessionState partitionResolver Issue
   <!-- <sessionstate mode="SQLServer" timeout="60"
   allowcustomsqldatabase="true"
   partitionresolvertype="Microsoft.Office.Server.Administration.SqlSessionStateResolver,
   Microsoft.Office.Server, Version=12.0.0.0, Culture=neutral,
   PublicKeyToken=71e9bce111e9429c" />-->
   2. In both Reportserver and ReportManager vdir web.config, the following
   should be added under appSettings. Otherwise you will get ReportViewer error
   messages
   <remove key="ReportViewerMessages">
   or
   you disable inheritance from Root Web.Config. You can use
   inheritInChildApplications attribute in a configuration file to specify that
   the settings defined in the
   location element for the root of a Web site should not be inherited by
   child applications:

   This is because , by default MOSS uses /reports url for it’s report
   center and it’s the same virtual dir url for native SQL Reporting Services
   report manager as well.