rakamakafo
rakamakafo

Reputation: 1154

Problems with SSRS browser

When I try to go to my SSRS reports via browser (http://srv-dbmssqlprd0/Reports/Pages/Folder.aspx), it doesn't open: enter image description here

Than I went to Visual Studio 2008 and tried to run the report, it works. And than I've tried to deploy any of the reports, it prompts the following: enter image description here

I've tried to enter my username and login, it doesn't accept it.

This problem occurs from time to time. Environment and connection to server was done by another person (who is unavailable from now on).

How can I fix this problem, so that the browser opens with all my developed reports?

I'm absolutely new to setting an anvironment for SSRS, so please ask me questions similar to, "go there and put screen of this configurations", "show this" and so on.

Please, I need to fix this problem.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 219

Answers (1)

Sébastien Sevrin
Sébastien Sevrin

Reputation: 5405

When I try to go to my SSRS reports via browser (http://srv-dbmssqlprd0/Reports/Pages/Folder.aspx), it doesn't open:

HTTP 500 Error code is an internal server error.
To see the real error you have 2 options:

  • Log on the report server and go to http://localhost/reports
  • Disable the "Show friendly HTTP error messages" textbox in Internet Options enter image description here

And than I've tried to deploy any of the reports, it prompts the following:

The credentials are prompted because you can't be authenticated on the Report Server with your current Windows Credentials.
This can be the expected behavior if you want to use another account than the one you are logged in to deploy the reports.
If it is not the case, just give the appropriate rights to your Windows account on the report server.

Make sure the account you use to deploy the report is associated to one of the following default Roles:

  • Content Manager
  • My Reports
  • Publisher

If this user is associated to a custom role, ensure this role has the Manage Reports task

Upvotes: 1

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