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2008 Reporting Services Authentication

In SQL 2005 Reporting Services, we were able to fake a user when invoking a report. This does not seem to work in 2008, and articles about technology that seem relevant seem to imply that you need to create a separate Technet Article extension if you want to display reports online. Is that what people use in production? Or is it easier than I can do?

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Not sure what you mean by "user trickery."

Each version of SSRS to date has used Windows authentication as a standard (and virtually the only "out of the box") authentication scheme. If you want to perform authentication using forms, you always had to write your own custom authentication module.

I did both in production environments depending on the situation, and their sample is a very good place to create my own custom auth module.

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View the links that I posted on the same topic in SQL Server 2008 Reporting Services Authentication

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  • rsreportserver.config Windows Basic Authentication:
  • apache >= 2.2 ( , 80 ReportServer)
  • mod_prox_http
  • (, "reportusr" "this @yourMachinepassw0rd" )

  • http.conf

    ProxyPass http:///ReportServer ProxyPassReverse http:///ReportServer AuthBasicFake reportusr this @yourMachinepassw0rd

- Apache , AuthBasicFake BasicAuthentication

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1702696/

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