reporting services (ssrs) prompts with username/password

Question

I am using reporting services 2010 and get the following prompt when trying to access the reports:

Answer 1

If you just want to by pass the login prompt, you can modify the 'TargetServerURL' as it includes 'reportserver'. (It is like suffixing Controller with controller name in MVC)

Environment: Visual Studio 2008, Sql Server 2008

For me, it prompted when I set the 'TargetServerURL' to localhost/finreport. As mentioned in the below article, changing the 'TargetServerURL' to localhost/reportserver bypassed the login prompt.

For more info: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/reporting-services/tools/reporting-services-login-dialog-box-ssrs

Answer 2

go to your web portal url->site setting->security->add user or group, do it to all the items you want to upload as well.

Answer 3

Open your project/Solution in SSRS tool. Select the report properties (Right click on report project and select properties). Update 'Overwrite dataset' and 'Overwrite datasource' as True. Then go to your shared Datasource properties and select 'credentials' section. There you can select 'Use this username and password' option and set appropriate SQL Server credentials. Click ok and no more Prompting for credentials from frond end :)

Answer 4

There are actually two logins you deal with when it comes to reporting services.

1. The login to the database is to capture the data, it has nothing to do with the actual report itself. That login you used is sent to the database as the user / credentials being used to pull the report data.

2. This prompt you have a screen shot of, is the authentication to the report server, by default rs uses windows authentication so enter your domain\username with password.

If you do not like this default behavior you can change it, this guide should get you started: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc281253.aspx

See this as well: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb283249.aspx

Answer 5

The previous select solution could not work for someone (It didn't for me), so I will show you how can you bypass it. SSRS used internet explorer to run those requests in the background (even if you use other browsers), so the solution will be adding a different type of Authentication to IE. Go to:

Open Internet Explore -> Internet Options -> Custom -> user authentication select "Automatic logon with current user name and password"

Answer 6

My case was because I was using ReportViewer version 10 for accessing a Report Server 2014. Upgrading the ReportViewer to version 11 eliminates this problem.

Check your Web.config for \configuration\system.webServer\handlers\add[type].