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Hello All,
I have Install Power BI Report Server in my PC Windows 10 and SQL Server 2014. I create one reprot in power bi and save as to Report server and configure the Data Source as well and test connection successfull. When I click browse and then click the reprot which I have create it not showing. I have share the screenshot. Can you please help on this. How to solved the issue
Thanks
Aamir
Solved! Go to Solution.
In order to use Windows Authentication you need to configure Kerberos.
See this post: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/report-server/configure-kerberos-powerbi-reports
In order to use Windows Authentication you need to configure Kerberos.
See this post: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/report-server/configure-kerberos-powerbi-reports
Ok I will try and let you know
That looks like a securtity problem.
Are you sure the share where you have saved the Excel exists and is correct?
Does the Excel file exist?
Has someone else got that Excel file open?
Has the User you are accessing it as got access to the share?
Has the service account running your PBI-SSRS service got access to the share?
Has the Service Account running your SQL Agent service got access to the share?
Excel file its in my D:\ drive.
File is not open
I have the access to the shared loaction
Yes
Yes
Now what to do
Is your D drive visible from wherever the SSRS-PBI server is running?
The screenshot suggested it was looking at a network share for the excel file \\server\powerbi\inputfile\book1.xlsx
Is this correct? I'd expect this to look more like \\machine_name\share_name\folder_path\file_name
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