Replace 120 version with proper version

I have now received my CD with the correct version of reporting services on
it.
I have been running the 120 Day trial version.
What is the best way to update/replace the 120 version with the proper
version?You should be able to simply run setup and upgrade to the licensed version.
Back up your database and encryption key beforehand, just to be safe.
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Brian Welcker
Group Program Manager
Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services
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"Roger Twomey" <rogerdev@.vnet.on.ca> wrote in message
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>I have now received my CD with the correct version of reporting services on
> it.
> I have been running the 120 Day trial version.
> What is the best way to update/replace the 120 version with the proper
> version?
>

rephrasing my quick SQL question......

i really appreciate the responses i received about my sql question. i think, however, that i wasn't really making my question clear and hope it's not too annoying to try one more time....

machine A has an instance of sql server running and it is listed under enterprise manager as "(local)(windows nt)"

now...

if i go to machine B, or C, or D or whatever and try to make a new registration...the drop down list of available sql servers on our network includes one called "sqlReports" - and that is the one which on the actual machine it resides on, is called "(local)(windows nt)" - so...if it isn't called "sqlReports" on the machine it resides on.....how is it coming up with that name on all the DROP DOWN LISTS of available sql servers on all the other machines?

and how can i rename "(local)(windows nt)" to something else??

Is the machine name sqlReports? If that isn't it, are you running active directory?|||

i THOUGHT the machine name was something else but after your post i went and double checked and it IS sqlReports.

mystery solved.

thanks