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data gateway
Hi pragyamishra,
Based on your description, your windows account are not included in a domain, right?
Please check which data source are you trying to configure in power bi service. The entered credential depends on the authentication used by data source.
If you are trying to connect to SSAS.
- If Data Gateway and SSAS instance are in different server, the username should be a domain account.
- If Data Gateway and SSAS instance are in same server, the username needn’t to be a domain account.
If you aren’t connecting to SSAS, in most of time, the username here needn’t to be a domain account. It can also be a local account. However, you can’t only enter your account name as the username because format of username should be like servername\user.
To achieve the correct format of username, please refer to steps below:
- Click WIN+R, enter cmd and open it.
- Input whoami in cmd to get username.
Regards,
Jimmy Tao
Hi pragyamishra,
Based on your description, your windows account are not included in a domain, right?
Please check which data source are you trying to configure in power bi service. The entered credential depends on the authentication used by data source.
If you are trying to connect to SSAS.
- If Data Gateway and SSAS instance are in different server, the username should be a domain account.
- If Data Gateway and SSAS instance are in same server, the username needn’t to be a domain account.
If you aren’t connecting to SSAS, in most of time, the username here needn’t to be a domain account. It can also be a local account. However, you can’t only enter your account name as the username because format of username should be like servername\user.
To achieve the correct format of username, please refer to steps below:
- Click WIN+R, enter cmd and open it.
- Input whoami in cmd to get username.
Regards,
Jimmy Tao
Thanks a lot for your response.