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Enterprise Gateway with Analysis Services not passing logged in users credentials
- 10 years ago
Hello everyone,
The issue's fixed now. The user was admin on the server, and in SSAS config there is a property <BuiltinAdminsAreServerAdmins>1</BuiltinAdminsAreServerAdmins>.
As a result, even if the user is not shown as an admin in SSAS, he was, because of server admin and this property.
So, either changing property to 0 or removing user from server admins solved the issue.
Thank you everyone who tried to help.
Hello everyone,
The issue's fixed now. The user was admin on the server, and in SSAS config there is a property <BuiltinAdminsAreServerAdmins>1</BuiltinAdminsAreServerAdmins>.
As a result, even if the user is not shown as an admin in SSAS, he was, because of server admin and this property.
So, either changing property to 0 or removing user from server admins solved the issue.
Thank you everyone who tried to help.
- apetersen7 years agoRegular Visitor
Hi Guys
We having the exact same issue, problem is we have RLS security implemented on our tabular model (we have a security table setup on sql with these particular email addresses) we then deploy to from the tabular model to SSAS and then hit a live connection on PowerBI. Now the problem is when logging on to POWER BI desktop or web with the user (non admin) we still seeing all rows and filters? When checking this in excel the filter applies? Our On Premise gateway is setup with the "admin user yes" but surely Power BI is smart enough to fiugure this out.
Steps we have taken
- User in Question is Read only on SSAS properties
- is not a member of the admin group on SSAS
- ON premise gateway and not personal gateway