Report Authentication

This is a newbie question. I have the report viewer component on one of my
aspx pages. When the user tries to open this page, he/she is prompted with a
user/password on the server. How do I set up the reporting services so that
it uses a generic account for all requests from the web. Thanks.
PremWell, the wrong way is to turn on Anonymous access to the Report Server. The
proper way is to create a custom security extension to replace the default
Windows-based security.
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Hope this helps.
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"Prem" <Prem@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> This is a newbie question. I have the report viewer component on one of my
> aspx pages. When the user tries to open this page, he/she is prompted with
a
> user/password on the server. How do I set up the reporting services so
that
> it uses a generic account for all requests from the web. Thanks.
> Prem
>|||Thanks Nell. That works.
"Nell" wrote:
> You need to grant permissions to your users and groups on the report server.
> You can do this at 'http://servername/reports', select the folder you want to
> apply permissions to, then select 'properties' and 'security'. Check out this
> article on Ode to Code for more info.
> http://odetocode.com/Articles/215.aspx
> You need to give browse access to the accounts you want to be able to view
> your reports, if you're using anonymous access then you need to make sure
> that the user you have set up in IIS for anonymous access (usually
> IUSR_computername or IWAM_computername) has this level of access. Don't
> give this account any unnecessary permissions though!
> "Prem" wrote:
> > This is a newbie question. I have the report viewer component on one of my
> > aspx pages. When the user tries to open this page, he/she is prompted with a
> > user/password on the server. How do I set up the reporting services so that
> > it uses a generic account for all requests from the web. Thanks.
> >
> > Prem
> >|||You need to grant permissions to your users and groups on the report server.
You can do this at 'http://servername/reports', select the folder you want to
apply permissions to, then select 'properties' and 'security'. Check out this
article on Ode to Code for more info.
http://odetocode.com/Articles/215.aspx
You need to give browse access to the accounts you want to be able to view
your reports, if you're using anonymous access then you need to make sure
that the user you have set up in IIS for anonymous access (usually
IUSR_computername or IWAM_computername) has this level of access. Don't
give this account any unnecessary permissions though!
"Prem" wrote:
> This is a newbie question. I have the report viewer component on one of my
> aspx pages. When the user tries to open this page, he/she is prompted with a
> user/password on the server. How do I set up the reporting services so that
> it uses a generic account for all requests from the web. Thanks.
> Prem
>