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arun_1047
8 years agoHelper I
Getting error in Report Server while selecting an option "As User Viewing the report"
Hello, I have built a report using Direct Query(SQL Server) . While deploying report in Report server, i have used an option "As User Viewing the report" instead of providing the default credentia...
Anonymous
7 years agoNot applicable
If you want to verify that SPNs are set on an account you can run the following command to list them (I don't think you need any special domain privileges to run this but I'm not 100% sure - sorry!).
setspn –L DOMAIN\ACCOUNT
Swap "DOMAIN\ACCOUNT" for the account that's running your back end service (e.g. SQL Server/SSAS), which the SPNs should be created on.
To create an SPN (for which you will need a certain level of domain privileges) run:
setspn –A SERVICE/SERVER:PORT DOMAIN/ACCOUNT
Here, SERVICE is specific to the service in operation, SERVER:PORT is the server hosting the service, and DOMAIN/ACCOUNT is the account running the service.
Here's an example for SQL Server:
setspn –A MSSQLSvc/MYSERVER:1433 MY_DOMAIN\SQL_ACCOUNT
Here's an example for SSAS:
setspn –A MSOLAPSvc.3/MYSERVER MY_DOMAIN\SQL_ACCOUNT
- Anonymous7 years agoNot applicable
Replace the emoticons with colon + P!!!