Button to redirect to Cloud Services.

Hi Suman250585 

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cengizhanarslan Thanks for the inputs, suggestions from user was valuable.

1 - Create a Redirect Folder or Link in Power BI Report Server
A simple and supported way to achieve this requirement is by creating a dedicated folder in Power BI Report Server that contains links directing users to the reports hosted in Power BI Service. In this approach, you would create a folder such as “Cloud Reports” within the PBRS portal. Inside this folder, add links or items that point to the corresponding reports or workspace in Power BI Service, such as the Opex and Comcare reports that are being migrated to the cloud. When users log in to PBRS, they will still see the existing folders for Clinical and HR reports (which remain on PBRS), along with the Cloud Reports folder. Clicking the links inside this folder will open the respective reports in Power BI Service in a new browser tab. This approach requires no customization of the PBRS interface, is fully supported, and provides a straightforward way for users to access both on-premises and cloud reports during the transition period.

2- Redirect Using IIS URL Rewrite 

Another approach to achieve this requirement is by implementing URL redirection at the web server level using the URL Rewrite module in Microsoft IIS on the server hosting Power BI Report Server. In this method, specific report URLs in Power BI Report Server are intercepted and automatically redirected to the corresponding reports hosted in Power BI Service. The configuration is done by installing the IIS URL Rewrite Module on the PBRS server and creating rewrite rules in IIS Manager. These rules match specific PBRS URLs (such as those for the Opex or Comcare reports) and redirect them to the equivalent Power BI Service report URL. For example, if a user tries to access a PBRS report using a URL such as http://reportserver/reports/Opex, the IIS rewrite rule can automatically redirect the user to the cloud report URL https://app.powerbi.com/groups/FinanceWorkspace/reports/OpexReport. This approach provides a seamless experience for users because they do not need to manually navigate to Power BI Service; instead, any attempt to access the migrated PBRS report automatically opens the corresponding report in the cloud. However, this method requires server-level configuration, careful testing, and coordination with infrastructure teams since it modifies routing rules on the PBRS web server.

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