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I try to build the simplest report with SSRS via asp.net core application.

The asp.net core application has windows authentication, and I would like that any domain identified user could generate a report.

I downloaded the latest to day SSRS version (SQL Server 2019 Reporting Services), installed it but then lost in configuration.

('PP-09...' is the machine name taken by default by the SSRS wizard):

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then, here I am not sure what account should I use, I let by default, but probably I should use the MyDomain\MyUser as in Windows?

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here, I don't know what account to put, I let as is the default built-in.

It ask me for encryption key backup... I am new in this, don't really understand what for, I created a new folder and saved there an encryption key, provided a strong password, and then it completed the task:

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however, when I try to access the /reportServer page I see

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also acceeding http://localhost/reports/ does not really work

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Finally I could unblock this by using "Network Service" as "Service Account" enter image description here and (supposing http://localhost:80/Reports is your SSRS Web Portal URL) enter image description here

  • open Internet Explorer as administrator;
  • open http://localhost/Reports/manage/catalogitem/security/
  • added current user "DOMAIN\MyUser" as Content Manager. enter image description here

Now I was able to open the default browser in normal mode:

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