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From: Jack Bender on 22 Nov 2005 11:31 I have created a report that uses a data source that is using Windows Authentication (Integrated Security). Reporting Services is configured and running on RSServer which is running under a domain admin account called SQLAdmin. Anonymous authentication is turned off and only Windows Authentication is turned on under directory security for the Reports and ReportsServer virtual directories on the Report Server under IIS. The SQL Services are also running on this machine with the same domain account of SQLAdmin. The reports are based on data from another server called DYNAMICS and it is also running SQL Services under the same domain account of SQLAdmin. The funny thing is that the reports do not run if I am logged in as myself or another regular user. I have Domain Admin credentials and dbowner permissions on the databases on DYNAMICS. However, if I log into windows as the SQLAdmin or the DOMAIN\ADMINISTRATOR account, I can view the reports. The same happens if I just try to run a report on the Pubs database on DYNAMICS. However, if I switch the Pubs data source to point to the RSServer Pubs database which is on the same server as the SRS db and website, the report runs when I am logged into windows under my account. It seems like RSServer and DYNAMICS are having issues passing my network credentials. Has anyone seen this before?
From: Jack Bender on 22 Nov 2005 22:08
Issue resolved. The SRS was connecting to the reportserver db via SQL instead of Windows on the RSServer. Using rsconfig, I was able to resolve the issue and set SRS to connect to the reportserver db using a windows login... rsconfig -c -s<yourservername> -dreportserver -awindows -u<username> -p<password> For more tags, go to http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/?url=/library/en-us/rsuiref/htm/cpu_rsconfig_v1_5f1e.asp "Jack Bender" wrote: > I have created a report that uses a data source that is using Windows > Authentication (Integrated Security). Reporting Services is configured and > running on RSServer which is running under a domain admin account called > SQLAdmin. Anonymous authentication is turned off and only Windows > Authentication is turned on under directory security for the Reports and > ReportsServer virtual directories on the Report Server under IIS. > > The SQL Services are also running on this machine with the same domain > account of SQLAdmin. The reports are based on data from another server > called DYNAMICS and it is also running SQL Services under the same domain > account of SQLAdmin. The funny thing is that the reports do not run if I am > logged in as myself or another regular user. I have Domain Admin credentials > and dbowner permissions on the databases on DYNAMICS. However, if I log into > windows as the SQLAdmin or the DOMAIN\ADMINISTRATOR account, I can view the > reports. > > The same happens if I just try to run a report on the Pubs database on > DYNAMICS. However, if I switch the Pubs data source to point to the RSServer > Pubs database which is on the same server as the SRS db and website, the > report runs when I am logged into windows under my account. It seems like > RSServer and DYNAMICS are having issues passing my network credentials. > > Has anyone seen this before? |