There should be an option to not cache credentials for data sources from connections with Power BI. This is a security issue and does not go well with customers.
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6 years agoHi I'm having a similar issue in the Power BI Web interface. In the Power BI Desktop I've created an OData connection and created a report. The dataset uses a parameter for the OData service and that can be entered later when the Content Pack Template is used. I've saved the .PBIX file and then uploaded it to the PBI Web with the upload file to import the data. I've setup the dashboard with the report and from that created a Content Pack Template, making sure I tick the option at the bottom called 'Make this content pack a template'. When using the Content Pack Template on another Group I enter a different OData endpoint for a completely different domain. However it doesn't ask for credentials it automatically connects and loads in the data. That is wrong it should ask me for credentials to access the OData source not use cached ones.
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