Showing posts with label reportingservices. Show all posts
Showing posts with label reportingservices. Show all posts

Friday, March 9, 2012

Report Server Security Issue.

Hi,
We have installed SQL Server ReportingServices on a machine which can
be accessed from out side. now any one who types
http:\\sitename.com\reportserver can access the reports hosted here.
pls give me some solution how to solve this issue.
We tried removing anonymous access for that reportserver in IIS . but
then our application is not able to access the reports as we stored the
URLs of reports in database and call the reports when its required to
create a report.
is this the right way to implement the reporting services ?
JeswanthYou need to implement forms authentication. You do not want to have
anonymous.
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Bruce Loehle-Conger
MVP SQL Server Reporting Services
<jeswanthj@.gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
> We have installed SQL Server ReportingServices on a machine which can
> be accessed from out side. now any one who types
> http:\\sitename.com\reportserver can access the reports hosted here.
> pls give me some solution how to solve this issue.
> We tried removing anonymous access for that reportserver in IIS . but
> then our application is not able to access the reports as we stored the
> URLs of reports in database and call the reports when its required to
> create a report.
> is this the right way to implement the reporting services ?
>
> Jeswanth
>