Hello All,
I was wondering if someone has come across similar problem before. I have already created the same thread on SSRS forum, but this problem might be related to IIS as well, hence decided to post it here as well. I would be very grateful for any suggestions.
Here is what I typed into original thread:
Hello All,
I was wondering if someone could kindly help to keep my sanity please. I’ve been fighting with this problem for past couple of days and I cannot figure it out.
I have Windows Server 2012 R2 Standard VM which is not part of any domain. It runs SQL SERVER Express 2012 with SSRS and has two small ASP.NET websites running on IIS. One of these websites calls reports from SSRS. Everything worked perfectly fine until my boss asked me to install Web Deploy 3.5 on the server. In order to do that I had to add IIS Management Service role to the server. Once I did that, I installed Web Deploy 3.5 and everything seemed to work perfectly fine. However, at some point I realised that ASP.NET website is no longer able to display reports (401 authentication error).
I am still able to open SSRS URLs by using:
http://ComputerName:80/Report_SQLEXPRESS
http://ComputerName:80/Reports_SQL
…but when I try to use an IP address instead of ComputerName, I get authentication window. The problem is that none of the user IDs (including Administrator) seem to work.
I can also use “localhost” instead of “ComputerName”, hence I thought that I could replace URL in ASP.Net code to point to http://localhost:80/Report_SQLEXPRESS or evenhttp://COMPUTERNAME:80/Report_SQLEXPRESS instead, but this also doesn’t work. The funny thing is that I remember using localhost in the URL in the code as a test and it used to work fine that way…
I’m losing my mind over this. I’ve checked rsreportserver.config and:
<Authentication><AuthenticationTypes><RSWindowsNTLM/></AuthenticationTypes><RSWindowsExtendedProtectionLevel>Off</RSWindowsExtendedProtectionLevel> <RSWindowsExtendedProtectionScenario>Proxy</RSWindowsExtendedProtectionScenario><EnableAuthPersistence>true</EnableAuthPersistence></Authentication>
I’ve checked reservations and there is nothing extraordinary there. Nothing has changed in the configuration of the server, except adding IIS Management Service role and Web Deploy 3.5 installation.
Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated.
Thank you very much in advance,
Kind regards, Tom