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Power Bi Report server don´t work
I believe I answered this in your other question here https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Report-Server/RLS-using-SSAS-tabluar-model-doesn-t-work-in-PBIRS/m-p/2377163#M23181
Anonymous wrote:
I put the other option and I have the following errorAn unexpected error occurred
An unexpected error has occurred. Try again later.
Please try again later or contact support. If you contact support, please provide these details.Is your SSAS instance on a different server to PBIRS? If so have you configured Kerberos authentication?
If you have not configured this you need to do this in order for RLS to work - see https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/report-server/configure-kerberos-powerbi-reports
If you have configured Kerberos and it was working previously you could be hitting this issue
https://darren.gosbell.com/2021/11/power-bi-report-server-an-unexpected-error-occurred-nov-2021/
the account I use for testing has no privileges, so everything works fine on Power bi desktop. only in PBRS no.
But another thing I noticed is that in PBIRS I can't register members to my rls, could this be because I defined them in ssas?
Anonymous wrote:
the account I use for testing has no privileges, so everything works fine on Power bi desktop. only in PBRS no.
I'm not sure how you are testing in PBIRS, but it could be an issue with the way you are doing this or how you have configured the data source in PBIRS. We have a bunch of SSAS models with RLS and they all work fine from PBIRS. If for instance you have a fixed windows account in the data source on PBIRS this would break RLS because the actual user account is not being passed through to SSAS.
Anonymous wrote:
But another thing I noticed is that in PBIRS I can't register members to my rls, could this be because I defined them in ssas?
This is correct. The roles are part of the data model and because the model is in SSAS that is also where the roles are define. So you cannot configure the members in PBIRS for a model that is in SSAS. You can only do this in PBIRS if the data model is also in the PBIX file.
in credentials I selected windows authentication,
afther i selected user the following credentials and put the credentials that have Admin privilege in ssas
Anonymous wrote:
in credentials I selected windows authentication,
afther i selected user the following credentials and put the credentials that have Admin privilege in ssas
So that is your issue. SSAS sees everyone as being that one admin user and gives everyone access to all the data.
If you are using RLS you should ALWAYS use the "current user" setting so that people get the correct role applied by the SSAS server.
- I put the other option and I have the following error
An unexpected error occurred
An unexpected error has occurred. Try again later.
Please try again later or contact support. If you contact support, please provide these details.