I am running into an issue with my deployment of SSRS RDL report files to my report server instance which is running on Azure.
The error I get when I deploy my reports is:
I have confirmed that I am able to access the report service URL from my web browser(it brings up the FTP-style directory listing of reports) but still receive this error.
This leads me to believe that I am unable to deploy to this server because of a permissions issue however I am unsure if I am able work around this as I tried going on the report server and creating permissions for my username but since the SSRS instance is not on my work server's domain(its hosted on azure) how would I go about creating permissions for my windows workstation user account(using my corporate domain) on the Azure SSRS instance?
This is quite frustrating as everytime I wish to deploy report changes I must manually copy the RDLs to the report server and upload them using the SSRS web interface one by one.
Any help with this issue would be greatly appreciated!
According to documentation you'll have to do the steps listed below. This is called the classic deployment model, but they recommend using the Resource Manager instead:
Quoted from here:
SQL Server Data Tools: Remote: On your local computer, create a Reporting Services project in SQL Server Data Tools that contains Reporting Services reports. Configure the project to connect to the web service URL.
Create a .VHD hard drive that contains reports and then upload and attach the drive.
Create a .VHD hard drive on your local computer that contains your reports.
Create and install a management certificate.
Upload the VHD file to Azure using the Add-AzureVHD cmdlet Create and upload a Windows Server VHD to Azure.
Attach the disk to the virtual machine.
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Im having a bit of trouble web deploying from my CI server teamcity.I can however do a web deploy through visual studio.
I get the following error
Open in IDE
C:\Program Files
(x86)\MSBuild\Microsoft\VisualStudio\v14.0\Web\Microsoft.Web.Publishing.targets(4276,
5): error ERROR_DESTINATION_NOT_REACHABLE: Web deployment task failed.
(Could not connect to the remote computer ("destinationserver"). On
the remote computer, make sure that Web Deploy is installed and that
the required process ("Web Deployment Agent Service") is started.
Learn more at:
http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=221672#ERROR_DESTINATION_NOT_REACHABLE.)
and this is my configuration in team city
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i have also opened up port 8172 so i dont think it is a permissions issue and checked the username and pass is correct
So what i dont understand is why i am able to publish locally but not from the CI?
Thanks,
Martin
I solve this replacing the IP address of the destination host with the DNS name and adding this parameter to the deployment:
/P:MsDeployServiceUrl=https://%TargetServer%/MsDeploy.axd?site=%SiteName%
I am trying to deploy my webapp VS2015 RC1 DNX 451. Even when I validate connection and run publish I get error
Severity Code Description Project File
Error Error Code: ERROR_USER_UNAUTHORIZED
Error More Information: Connected to the remote computer ("crocus.arvixe.com") using the Web Management Service, but could not authorize. Make sure that you are using the correct user name and password, that the site you are connecting to exists, and that the credentials represent a user who has permissions to access the site. Learn more at: http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=221672#ERROR_USER_UNAUTHORIZED.
Error Error: The remote server returned an error: (401) Unauthorized.
Googling the issue and even trying to view host forum just says make sure username and password is correct. I am getting nowhere trying various settings. Any ideas how to debug the issue?
I am using Arvixe.com as host.
You should contact Arvixe.com. They likely have some odd configuration on their servers but I would suspect they can help you resolve the issue.
Arvixe does not support Web Deploy anymore. Once they move you to their new servers Web Deploy won't be available to you. In Visual Studio you can set up a Publish with FTP instead of Web Deploy. If you're used to Web Deploy publishing your database changes, then you'll need to do those yourself with SQL scripts. Entity Frameworks has an option to produce a SQL script for a migration, so you can use that to publish your EF database changes.
I am implementing an SSRS project but I have issues with the deployment phase.
My requirements
Deploy the report to the reporting server
Allow Users to access the reports from a custom web application.
Users should access the reports with any browser
I don't have a sharepoint/Domain authentication so I am using a custom web app
My Challenges
After deploying the reports to the report server, If I try to access the Report Manager Url from my client system I receive an prompt requesting for the Windows Login Credentials of my Reporting Server.
I want disable this prompt.
Please I need your help.
Thanks
You need to edit the data source of that report (or of the shared data source if it uses one) and choose the option "Credentials stored securely in the report server", adding the credentials appropriate to the data source there.
The problem you're having is that the default data source authentication (as with SQL Server itself) is Windows integrated authentication, and that's why you're getting prompted for credentials from a browser connection.
See here for an overview on how to store credentials with the data source.
In your web application's web.config add identity impersonate="true" and SSRS 2012 does not use IIS.
I created a webapplication using Visual Studio2010 MVC3 .I am able to run this application successfully on my computer emulator.Then I deployed this to azure and is not working.I cant see any errors .The only message I can see on screen is "Internet Explorer cannot display the webpage " .Any suggestions?
By default, the MVC3 template sets up session state management via SQL Express (you can verify this by looking at web.config). This works great locally but not in Windows Azure, since SQL Express won't be running there. Just change your database connection to point to SQL Azure (or disable session state) and hopefully you'll be back up and running again.
Nate Totten wrote a bit more on this topic, here.
I think it's some connection problem, not your code problem since you got the "internet explorer cannot display the website".
I would suggest you RDC to your VM and open the IIS and browse your website, to check if the deployment is correct. And then you can try to go to your website from you machine by the VIP instead of its domain name. For example http://XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX/ instead of http://yourwebsite.cloudapp.net/. If it works then I think you'd better recreate the hosted service and have another try.
HTH
I am working with Windows Azure and am just using the Blob Storage. I have setup my Blob Storage to run in its own Solution file with a dummy web role. I run it first on my development machine so the Azure Services start. I have configured the service to use the development shared key and account name.
I am running into an issue when I point my web application (in another solution) to the local Blob Storage service. I can upload a file to the Blob Storage and I can see the records in my local database. Therefore, I have entered the correct settings in the web.config. However, I cannot access the file via a simple Get request. I have verified that the container is public.
The URI I am using is:
http://127.0.0.1:10000/{container-name}/{filename}.{extension}
My code works when I use my production Azure Services, so is there something different about the Development Environment that I am missing? Does the local environment allow REST access?
UPDATE: I recently found this MSDN Article that describes the differences between production and development Storage URIs. I also documented my environment here on my blog.
The uri looks to be slightly incorrect, the format for the development storage uri is:
http://<local-machine-address>:<port>/<account-name>/<resource-path>
Given that the account name is always devstoreaccount1 your uri should be:
http://127.0.0.1:10000/devstoreaccount1/{container-name}/{filename}.{extension}
What kind of response or error code are you getting?
If you are using IE- you can install Fiddler or use the built in developer tools in IE8 to help debug a communication problem.
Sure- the development fabric works in REST!