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I can't create a NT account for everyone that need access to the reports. Does anyone know or have a link to the info to allow anonymous access to reporting services reports ?

Thanks

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http://forums.microsoft.com/msdn/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=3995702&SiteID=1

This guy says his solution for 2005. Perhaps the 2008 solution is in there if that is what you are after.

Found this here: http://tinyurl.com/6yrskt

Sam
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Thanks, I had tried it before but was failing, tried again and worked fine, must have missed something the first time around

the steps are very simple

1) Standard install of SSRS 2005 (Integrated authentication) 2) In IIS, duplicate the ReportingServices virtual directory and name it Public 3) Under Public properties set Directory Security - Authentication and Access Control - to Enable Anonymous access using the IUSR_ account. Uncheck all other access types. 4) Using the report manager, set up a folder named Public, and added the IUSR_ account to the Public directory role manager with a viewonly role. (Assuming you have already established a viewonly role as one with only the 'view reports' task enabled.) 5) Add any other types of administrative/developer accounts

freddoo
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Anonymous access is no longer a simple configuration for MS SQL Reporting Services 2008. I started on that path and ended up integrating Reporting Services into our existing security system. You could follow these instructions to achieve anonymous access also.

Rich Alger