If you are not able to create a SSRS service application and proxy from central admin or if you get any error while creating it then please give a try to this PowerShell Script.
Before running this script you have to download and install rsSharePoint.msi and configure SSRS for SharePoint 2013 from SQL Server installation centre.
Before running this script you have to download and install rsSharePoint.msi and configure SSRS for SharePoint 2013 from SQL Server installation centre.
# Create service application and service application
proxy
$appPool = Get-SPServiceApplicationPool “Your App pool”
$serviceApp = New-SPRSServiceApplication “Your Service
Application name” –ApplicationPool $appPool
$serviceAppProxy = New-SPRSServiceApplicationProxy –Name
“Your Service App Proxy” –ServiceApplication $serviceApp
# Chose your service applications proxy group. Here I am
taking the default group
Get-SPServiceApplicationProxyGroup –default |
Add-SPServiceApplicationProxyGroupMember –Member $serviceAppProxy
# Grant application pool account access to the port 80
web application’s content database.
$webApp = Get-SPWebApplication “http://yoursiteCollectionurl”
$appPoolAccountName =
$appPool.ProcessAccount.LookupName()
$webApp.GrantAccessToProcessIdentity($appPoolAccountName)
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