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Hi,
On power bi report server, we configured PowerBI to use a virtual directory named "test" (for the purpose of this question).
Everything works fine, except when we try to access a report – we can see that during the loading of the report page the browser looks for assets that not under the virtual directory we defined.
You can see in the screenshot that the rsUtils.js is sitting under the default /powerbi directory instead of /test/powerbi.
Is there a way to fix this?
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Actually the default portal url is /reports not /powerbi. This /powerbi endpoint is some sort of internal vitual directory that cannot be changed. End users never interact directly with this virtual directory, it's only used for serving resources used internally by the Report Server portal.
Actually the default portal url is /reports not /powerbi. This /powerbi endpoint is some sort of internal vitual directory that cannot be changed. End users never interact directly with this virtual directory, it's only used for serving resources used internally by the Report Server portal.
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