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3 TopicsHow to bypass login screen for public Report Server access (using free version)
Hi everyone, I hope you're doing well. I’d really appreciate your guidance on a Report Server access issue we’re dealing with. We’re working on a BI project using the free version of Power BI Report Server (on-premises). The client wants to publish some public, non-sensitive reports on the organization’s website. The key requirement is: 👉 Users should not be asked to log in. We were asked to provide a way for the backend team to embed the reports while passing a predefined username and password via the request header – so the authentication happens behind the scenes. One expert shared a link that seemed relevant (it describes how to pass credentials), but when I follow the steps, the only result is the default Report Server login screen (I've attached a screenshot). From that point, I’m not sure what to do next. Reference link: https://github.com/microsoft/Reporting-Services/blob/master/CustomSecuritySample/README.md So far: We’re using the free version of Report Server, so features like SSO or custom authentication extensions may not be available. We need to embed or expose reports publicly without manual login. Ideally, we want to send credentials programmatically or configure anonymous access somehow — if possible at all in this version. Has anyone successfully implemented something like this with the free version? Or is there any workaround that could meet this requirement? Thanks so much in advance for your help Best regards,Solved2.2KViews0likes6CommentsAccess to PBI reports via our portal without any other authentication
Hello In our company we have a web portal that every employee can login with their Active Directory username and password. We want users access to their PBI reports on RS via portal without any other login page or authentication. Is there any way to do that? (* Out of portal, users can access to their PBI on RS with AD username and password.) Thanks in advanceSolved976Views0likes2CommentsAdd comments button missing after implementing SSO (custom authentication)
Hi, We have implemented Custom Authentication to enable SSO using extension on the link Microsoft has provided below https://github.com/microsoft/Reporting-Services/tree/master/CustomSecuritySample2016 However, ever since we made changes on the server, the "Add Comments" button is missing from reports. We checked all the roles and ensured that Add comments section is enabled. we still cant figure out why the button is not visible to any user irrespetcive of their roles. The reposrt server version we are using is 1.8.7485.35104 (May 2020) and the poer BI desktop versio is May 2020. Have any one faced similar issue? any help is really appreciated Regards Sanjay Shenvekar725Views0likes0Comments