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PowerBI report server scale-out with NLB - bad request when open or upload PowerBI Report
Hi,
have you also configured the ReportServerURL in the rsreportserver.config file? It should be similar to this: <ReportServerUrl>https://{node FQDN}/ReportServer</ReportServerUrl>. Replace {node FQDN} with the fully qualified domain name of the node, on each of the nodes.
Regards,
Marius
ssl url : bi.dev.companyname.com.au
VIP server name/Load balancer : bi.int.gslb.dev.companyname.au
BackConnectHostName: bi.int.gslb.dev.companyname.au (line1)
server1.com.au (line2 FQDN name of server)
Also do the ssl need to be register on the VIP/load balancer as well?
Hi,
have you also configured the ReportServerURL in the rsreportserver.config file? It should be similar to this: <ReportServerUrl>https://{node FQDN}/ReportServer</ReportServerUrl>. Replace {node FQDN} with the fully qualified domain name of the node, on each of the nodes.
Regards,
Marius
Marius yes offcourse
its the ssl (bi.dev.compname.edu.au) in rsreportserver.config along with machine key check below
<Service>
<Hostname>bi.dev.compname.edu.au</Hostname><UrlRoot>https://bi.dev.compname.edu.au/PBIReportServer</UrlRoot>
.....
<Configuration>
<machineKey decryption="AES" decryptionKey="EAA8............" validation="HMACSHA256" validationKey="566AF30396121............."/>.....
Hi Marius,
Thanks. After adding the correct fqdn in the reportserverurl i can publish powerbi reports and can create data sources.
Strange that the microsoft article explicitly notice to not change the reportserverurl while it is the solution.