Seem to not be able to get set up right. Have split-brain dns (Server2003
with AD) natted at the firewall with 5 domains - one internal only and
dynamic; all others static for basically websites and email pointers.
Websites, email, sql, asp pages are working fine - EXCEPT REPORTING
SERVICES!!!
I have uninstalled, reinstalled, added IUSR_MachineName to users and role
assignment as browse in RS. Gave IUSR_MachineName read permissions to folder
and have the following to report:
With
<ReportServerExternalUrl>http://domainName/ReportServer</ReportServerExternalUrl> not added.
Within IIS Reports set to no anonymous and winAuthen on and ReportServer set
to no anonymous and winAuth on: Security options and reports display
appropriately. Not viewable using interal ip address. Viewable from outside
the firewall using external ip address only after login prompt.
With
<ReportServerExternalUrl>http://domainName/ReportServer</ReportServerExternalUrl> added.
Within IIS Reports set to no anonymous and winAuthen on and ReportServer set
to anonymous and winAuth on:
Using Internal IP: Login, then Folder Listing, Security options do not
display and reports give page not found. Report server - report viewable
Using ServerName: Login, Folder Listing, Security options do not display and
reports give page not found. Report server - report viewable.
Using External IP outside Firewall: Login, Folder Listing, Security options
do not display and reports give page not found under Reports. Report server
- report viewable.
Using domain name: Reports - page not found, ReportServer - page not found.
With
<ReportServerExternalUrl>http://domainName/ReportServer</ReportServerExternalUrl> added.
Within IIS Reports set to no anonymous and winAuthen on and ReportServer set
to anonymous and winAuth on AND virtual directories added under website AND
home.aspx added and moved to top under documents for virtual directory:
Using Internal IP: Folder Listing (no login), Security options do not
display and reports give 403.8. Report server - report viewable
Using ServerName: Folder Listing (no login), Security options do not display
and reports give 403.8. Report server - report viewable.
Using External IP outside Firewall: Login, Folder Listing, Security options
do not display and reports give page 403.8. Report server - report viewable.
Using domain name url: Reports - 403.8; ReportServer - 403.8
Next?
JanetHello Janet,
If the Report Manager and Report Server are on the same machine then remove
the <ReportServerExternalUrl> and the <ReportServerUrl> from the <UI> node
in the config file - and replace with this:
<UI>
<ReportServerVirtualDirectory>/ReportServer</ReportServerVirtualDirectory>
</UI>
Peter Blackburn
Author: Hitchhiker's Guide to SQL Server 2000 Reporting Services
http://www.sqlreportingservices.net
"janetb" <janetb@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:EB70D3CE-FA1F-4445-9B52-48F0FCA11096@.microsoft.com...
> Seem to not be able to get set up right. Have split-brain dns (Server2003
> with AD) natted at the firewall with 5 domains - one internal only and
> dynamic; all others static for basically websites and email pointers.
> Websites, email, sql, asp pages are working fine - EXCEPT REPORTING
> SERVICES!!!
> I have uninstalled, reinstalled, added IUSR_MachineName to users and role
> assignment as browse in RS. Gave IUSR_MachineName read permissions to
> folder
> and have the following to report:
> With
> <ReportServerExternalUrl>http://domainName/ReportServer</ReportServerExternalUrl>
> not added.
> Within IIS Reports set to no anonymous and winAuthen on and ReportServer
> set
> to no anonymous and winAuth on: Security options and reports display
> appropriately. Not viewable using interal ip address. Viewable from
> outside
> the firewall using external ip address only after login prompt.
> With
> <ReportServerExternalUrl>http://domainName/ReportServer</ReportServerExternalUrl>
> added.
> Within IIS Reports set to no anonymous and winAuthen on and ReportServer
> set
> to anonymous and winAuth on:
> Using Internal IP: Login, then Folder Listing, Security options do not
> display and reports give page not found. Report server - report viewable
> Using ServerName: Login, Folder Listing, Security options do not display
> and
> reports give page not found. Report server - report viewable.
> Using External IP outside Firewall: Login, Folder Listing, Security
> options
> do not display and reports give page not found under Reports. Report
> server
> - report viewable.
> Using domain name: Reports - page not found, ReportServer - page not
> found.
> With
> <ReportServerExternalUrl>http://domainName/ReportServer</ReportServerExternalUrl>
> added.
> Within IIS Reports set to no anonymous and winAuthen on and ReportServer
> set
> to anonymous and winAuth on AND virtual directories added under website
> AND
> home.aspx added and moved to top under documents for virtual directory:
> Using Internal IP: Folder Listing (no login), Security options do not
> display and reports give 403.8. Report server - report viewable
> Using ServerName: Folder Listing (no login), Security options do not
> display
> and reports give 403.8. Report server - report viewable.
> Using External IP outside Firewall: Login, Folder Listing, Security
> options
> do not display and reports give page 403.8. Report server - report
> viewable.
> Using domain name url: Reports - 403.8; ReportServer - 403.8
> Next?
> Janet|||Peter,
Thanks so much for replying. I made the change, but unfortunately there was
no change. When I try to use the url with the domain name instead of the ip
address or machineName, I still get the 403.8 dns error. I even tried
removing the virtual directories for reports and reports server from the
website - no change.
Any other ideas?
Thanks,
Janet
"Peter Blackburn (www.sqlreportingservice" wrote:
> Hello Janet,
> If the Report Manager and Report Server are on the same machine then remove
> the <ReportServerExternalUrl> and the <ReportServerUrl> from the <UI> node
> in the config file - and replace with this:
> <UI>
> <ReportServerVirtualDirectory>/ReportServer</ReportServerVirtualDirectory>
> </UI>
> Peter Blackburn
> Author: Hitchhiker's Guide to SQL Server 2000 Reporting Services
> http://www.sqlreportingservices.net
>
> "janetb" <janetb@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:EB70D3CE-FA1F-4445-9B52-48F0FCA11096@.microsoft.com...
> > Seem to not be able to get set up right. Have split-brain dns (Server2003
> > with AD) natted at the firewall with 5 domains - one internal only and
> > dynamic; all others static for basically websites and email pointers.
> > Websites, email, sql, asp pages are working fine - EXCEPT REPORTING
> > SERVICES!!!
> >
> > I have uninstalled, reinstalled, added IUSR_MachineName to users and role
> > assignment as browse in RS. Gave IUSR_MachineName read permissions to
> > folder
> > and have the following to report:
> >
> > With
> > <ReportServerExternalUrl>http://domainName/ReportServer</ReportServerExternalUrl>
> > not added.
> > Within IIS Reports set to no anonymous and winAuthen on and ReportServer
> > set
> > to no anonymous and winAuth on: Security options and reports display
> > appropriately. Not viewable using interal ip address. Viewable from
> > outside
> > the firewall using external ip address only after login prompt.
> >
> > With
> > <ReportServerExternalUrl>http://domainName/ReportServer</ReportServerExternalUrl>
> > added.
> > Within IIS Reports set to no anonymous and winAuthen on and ReportServer
> > set
> > to anonymous and winAuth on:
> > Using Internal IP: Login, then Folder Listing, Security options do not
> > display and reports give page not found. Report server - report viewable
> > Using ServerName: Login, Folder Listing, Security options do not display
> > and
> > reports give page not found. Report server - report viewable.
> > Using External IP outside Firewall: Login, Folder Listing, Security
> > options
> > do not display and reports give page not found under Reports. Report
> > server
> > - report viewable.
> > Using domain name: Reports - page not found, ReportServer - page not
> > found.
> >
> > With
> > <ReportServerExternalUrl>http://domainName/ReportServer</ReportServerExternalUrl>
> > added.
> > Within IIS Reports set to no anonymous and winAuthen on and ReportServer
> > set
> > to anonymous and winAuth on AND virtual directories added under website
> > AND
> > home.aspx added and moved to top under documents for virtual directory:
> > Using Internal IP: Folder Listing (no login), Security options do not
> > display and reports give 403.8. Report server - report viewable
> > Using ServerName: Folder Listing (no login), Security options do not
> > display
> > and reports give 403.8. Report server - report viewable.
> > Using External IP outside Firewall: Login, Folder Listing, Security
> > options
> > do not display and reports give page 403.8. Report server - report
> > viewable.
> > Using domain name url: Reports - 403.8; ReportServer - 403.8
> >
> > Next?
> >
> > Janet
>
>
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Wednesday, March 21, 2012
DNS problem with reports (server URL)
I'm developing a SSRS site using SQL Server 2000 and Visual Studio 2003.
The target device is a Nokia 770 Internet tablet over a wireless network
using VPN for authentication (corporate requirement).
The 770 currently has a problem resolving server names to a fully-qualified
URL. It's been identified as a DNS-oriented bug that may take time to be
fixed. In order to enable the 770 tablet to navigate to my site, instead of
using http://myserver/Reports I have to instruct users to enter
http://myserver.country.company.com/Reports. This in and of itself is not a
problem. The trouble starts when the user clicks a report or chart; the url
generated contains a reference to http://myserver/Reportserver.
Unfortunately the tablet can't resolve this.
What I am looking for is a way to override whatever setting is limiting the
Reportserver URL and replace it with a fully qualified URL.
Anyone have any ideas? I've looked into it some but haven't figured out
what I can do.
Thanks,
Randall Arnold
NokiaRandall,
If you're able, I think the simplest solution would be to create a little
one page aspx program in which you can display your reports. Then you can
pass the full domain name to the reports server as part of the program.
Tim
Pharos Innovations
"Randall Arnold" wrote:
> I'm developing a SSRS site using SQL Server 2000 and Visual Studio 2003.
> The target device is a Nokia 770 Internet tablet over a wireless network
> using VPN for authentication (corporate requirement).
> The 770 currently has a problem resolving server names to a fully-qualified
> URL. It's been identified as a DNS-oriented bug that may take time to be
> fixed. In order to enable the 770 tablet to navigate to my site, instead of
> using http://myserver/Reports I have to instruct users to enter
> http://myserver.country.company.com/Reports. This in and of itself is not a
> problem. The trouble starts when the user clicks a report or chart; the url
> generated contains a reference to http://myserver/Reportserver.
> Unfortunately the tablet can't resolve this.
> What I am looking for is a way to override whatever setting is limiting the
> Reportserver URL and replace it with a fully qualified URL.
> Anyone have any ideas? I've looked into it some but haven't figured out
> what I can do.
> Thanks,
> Randall Arnold
> Nokia
>
>sql
The target device is a Nokia 770 Internet tablet over a wireless network
using VPN for authentication (corporate requirement).
The 770 currently has a problem resolving server names to a fully-qualified
URL. It's been identified as a DNS-oriented bug that may take time to be
fixed. In order to enable the 770 tablet to navigate to my site, instead of
using http://myserver/Reports I have to instruct users to enter
http://myserver.country.company.com/Reports. This in and of itself is not a
problem. The trouble starts when the user clicks a report or chart; the url
generated contains a reference to http://myserver/Reportserver.
Unfortunately the tablet can't resolve this.
What I am looking for is a way to override whatever setting is limiting the
Reportserver URL and replace it with a fully qualified URL.
Anyone have any ideas? I've looked into it some but haven't figured out
what I can do.
Thanks,
Randall Arnold
NokiaRandall,
If you're able, I think the simplest solution would be to create a little
one page aspx program in which you can display your reports. Then you can
pass the full domain name to the reports server as part of the program.
Tim
Pharos Innovations
"Randall Arnold" wrote:
> I'm developing a SSRS site using SQL Server 2000 and Visual Studio 2003.
> The target device is a Nokia 770 Internet tablet over a wireless network
> using VPN for authentication (corporate requirement).
> The 770 currently has a problem resolving server names to a fully-qualified
> URL. It's been identified as a DNS-oriented bug that may take time to be
> fixed. In order to enable the 770 tablet to navigate to my site, instead of
> using http://myserver/Reports I have to instruct users to enter
> http://myserver.country.company.com/Reports. This in and of itself is not a
> problem. The trouble starts when the user clicks a report or chart; the url
> generated contains a reference to http://myserver/Reportserver.
> Unfortunately the tablet can't resolve this.
> What I am looking for is a way to override whatever setting is limiting the
> Reportserver URL and replace it with a fully qualified URL.
> Anyone have any ideas? I've looked into it some but haven't figured out
> what I can do.
> Thanks,
> Randall Arnold
> Nokia
>
>sql
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