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08.05.2004 at 02:57PM PDT, ID: 21084093
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SQL Reporting Services:  The permissions granted to user "<server>"\IUSR_<username>" are insufficient for performing this operation.

Asked by jasonwisdom in MS SQL Server

Tags: granted, permissions, insufficient, user, performing

Hi there.  

I am coming across a particularly frustrating little error...I've scoured the internet and have yet to find an answer which works for me.

I have installed SQL Server 2000 Reporting Services and have gotten it to work.  When my webservice was set to http://localhost, all was well on my machine...and other machines would get broken links.

So I moved the webservice to a dynamic location.  And now I cannot bring up SQL Reporting Services in my .aspx page.  (Viewing them through Report Manager still displays accurately on my screen, but not through an IIS webpage)  I get this error:


The permissions granted to user "<server>"\ASPNET" are insufficient for performing this operation.
or
The permissions granted to user "<server>"\IUSR_<username>" are insufficient for performing this operation.
(the 2nd appears when I include <identity impersonate="true" /> in my web.config)

I have seen a lot of talk about adding the user to Report Manager...I added the following accounts to Home, and gave them full access:
BUILTIN\Users
BUILTIN\Guests
<machinename>\ASPNET
<machinename>\IUSR_<machinename>
<machinename>
BUILTIN\Administrators (this one was already there)


Each of these accounts has full access, and I still get the error message.

Any ideas?  I have Integrated Windows Authentication set on my virtual directories...I tried anonymous access as well, and I got the same message (with the IUSR_ account specified).

At this point, I'm fried.  Anybody have any answers?  Thanks.

Jason
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