Reputation:
I have tried everything that most forums have said and still cannot get other people in the network to see this report.
Here's the things I have tried:
in servername/reports
under properties
tab i have added my user domain/username
and given him all 5 roles (Browser, Content Manager, My Reports, Publisher, Report Builder)
in the site settings
--> Configure Site wide security
--> domain / username
, i have given System Administrator role.
In IIS
, I have given both the reports
and reportserver
in Directory Security
--> Integrated Windows Authentication
and unchecked Anonymous Access
.
Even after this I am the only one who can view this report. Whenever another user on the domain tries to access it, the login dialog pops up and they need my password to get in.
All I need is that whenever any user types servername/reportserver
in his IE, the report should pop up without any login requirements.
Anyone have any suggestions?
Upvotes: 1
Views: 6438
Reputation: 7801
Can the other people even see your computer and database? So often these kinds of problems are simple network / OS authentication problems.
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 1336
Make sure the servername\iusr_servername has at least select rights to your database (or execute for a stored proc). If you are going the anonymous route.
As general rule though I try to stay with the default security configuration as much as possible. I've spent way to much time fiddling with IIS and RS user configuration etc.
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 51468
You need to go into your SSRS ReportManager and configure the security settings.
Through Properties -> Security -> New Role Assignment->
Then add the appropiate domain group. If all users need access, then use "YourDomain\Domain Users".
Upvotes: 4