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We have deployed our reports on a local machine say "MC230" which is the
local intranet. Now we have created a asp.net page and given a link to one of the reports by mentioning "MC230" in the URL of the link. After hosting this page on out web site, we are able to take the reports by clicking the link in the local intranet. But when v take the reports out side the domain we are not getting the reports, instead it is showing Page Cannot be Displayed. As mentioned in this group v tried changing the url in RSWebApplication.config. still v r getting the same error. Can any one please help us. As we are developing a corporate application it is very urgent.
Hi,
Tanks for de reply, but it culd'nt solve the issue, u have asked me to give [quoted text, click to view] > <UI> right, since reporting services isnstalled on a localmachine "MC230" how > <ReportServerUrl>http://servername/ReportServer</ReportServerUrl> > </UI> should i give the url "http://MC230/ReportServer"????? how will this b recognized on internet [quoted text, click to view] "saglamtimur" wrote:
> The Reporting Services setup program assumes that you will be accessing the > Reports website using an address similar to http://servername/Reports. This > works fine inside your network, but it probably isn't going to work well if > you want to make the Reports website available from outside your network. > > In this case you should make a change to the RSWebApplication.config file. > > Find lines like > > <Configuration> > <UI> > <ReportServerUrl>http://servername/ReportServer</ReportServerUrl> > </UI> > > and replace <ReportServerUrl></ReportServerUrl> parameter like > > <Configuration> > <UI> > <ReportServerUrl>http://www.MyRSServer.com/ReportServer</ReportServerUrl> > </UI> > > you can write servers IP too, like http://212.212.222.222/ReportServer > > After this change you may need to restart the IIS service for this change to > take effect. > > > "Bigil" <Bigil@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:37C202DC-B311-4A79-8556-97A966FBE756@microsoft.com... > > We have deployed our reports on a local machine say "MC230" which is the > > local intranet. Now we have created a asp.net page and given a link to one > of > > the reports by mentioning "MC230" in the URL of the link. After hosting > this > > page on out web site, we are able to take the reports by clicking the link > in > > the local intranet. But when v take the reports out side the domain we are > > not getting the reports, instead it is showing Page Cannot be Displayed. > As > > mentioned in this group v tried changing the url in > RSWebApplication.config. > > still v r getting the same error. > > > > Can any one please help us. As we are developing a corporate application > it > > is very urgent. > > > > > >
The Reporting Services setup program assumes that you will be accessing the
Reports website using an address similar to http://servername/Reports. This works fine inside your network, but it probably isn't going to work well if you want to make the Reports website available from outside your network. In this case you should make a change to the RSWebApplication.config file. Find lines like <Configuration> <UI> <ReportServerUrl>http://servername/ReportServer</ReportServerUrl> </UI> and replace <ReportServerUrl></ReportServerUrl> parameter like <Configuration> <UI> <ReportServerUrl>http://www.MyRSServer.com/ReportServer</ReportServerUrl> </UI> you can write servers IP too, like http://212.212.222.222/ReportServer After this change you may need to restart the IIS service for this change to take effect. [quoted text, click to view] "Bigil" <Bigil@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:37C202DC-B311-4A79-8556-97A966FBE756@microsoft.com... > We have deployed our reports on a local machine say "MC230" which is the > local intranet. Now we have created a asp.net page and given a link to one of > the reports by mentioning "MC230" in the URL of the link. After hosting this > page on out web site, we are able to take the reports by clicking the link in > the local intranet. But when v take the reports out side the domain we are > not getting the reports, instead it is showing Page Cannot be Displayed. As > mentioned in this group v tried changing the url in RSWebApplication.config. > still v r getting the same error. > > Can any one please help us. As we are developing a corporate application it > is very urgent. > >
Talk to your IT person about mapping an internet DNS address (or public IP
address) to the report server. If that's not done, it's not possible. Whatever the IT guy tells you is the correct address, put that in the config file. -- Cheers, '(' Jeff A. Stucker \ Business Intelligence www.criadvantage.com -------------------------------------- [quoted text, click to view] "Bigil" <Bigil@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:626225B4-BDF0-45B9-81F9-93E5573F195F@microsoft.com... > Hi, > > Tanks for de reply, but it culd'nt solve the issue, u have asked me to > give >> <UI> >> <ReportServerUrl>http://servername/ReportServer</ReportServerUrl> >> </UI> > right, since reporting services isnstalled on a localmachine "MC230" how > should i give the url "http://MC230/ReportServer"????? how will this b > recognized on internet > > "saglamtimur" wrote: > >> The Reporting Services setup program assumes that you will be accessing >> the >> Reports website using an address similar to http://servername/Reports. >> This >> works fine inside your network, but it probably isn't going to work well >> if >> you want to make the Reports website available from outside your network. >> >> In this case you should make a change to the RSWebApplication.config >> file. >> >> Find lines like >> >> <Configuration> >> <UI> >> <ReportServerUrl>http://servername/ReportServer</ReportServerUrl> >> </UI> >> >> and replace <ReportServerUrl></ReportServerUrl> parameter like >> >> <Configuration> >> <UI> >> >> <ReportServerUrl>http://www.MyRSServer.com/ReportServer</ReportServerUrl> >> </UI> >> >> you can write servers IP too, like http://212.212.222.222/ReportServer >> >> After this change you may need to restart the IIS service for this change >> to >> take effect. >> >> >> "Bigil" <Bigil@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >> news:37C202DC-B311-4A79-8556-97A966FBE756@microsoft.com... >> > We have deployed our reports on a local machine say "MC230" which is >> > the >> > local intranet. Now we have created a asp.net page and given a link to >> > one >> of >> > the reports by mentioning "MC230" in the URL of the link. After hosting >> this >> > page on out web site, we are able to take the reports by clicking the >> > link >> in >> > the local intranet. But when v take the reports out side the domain we >> > are >> > not getting the reports, instead it is showing Page Cannot be >> > Displayed. >> As >> > mentioned in this group v tried changing the url in >> RSWebApplication.config. >> > still v r getting the same error. >> > >> > Can any one please help us. As we are developing a corporate >> > application >> it >> > is very urgent. >> > >> > >> >> >>
Hi,
Thanks!! it was really helpful. This was the answer i was looking for "If that's not done, it's not possible." Best Regards Bigil Kuriyan [quoted text, click to view] "Jeff A. Stucker" wrote:
> Talk to your IT person about mapping an internet DNS address (or public IP > address) to the report server. If that's not done, it's not possible. > Whatever the IT guy tells you is the correct address, put that in the config > file. > > -- > Cheers, > > '(' Jeff A. Stucker > \ > > Business Intelligence > www.criadvantage.com > -------------------------------------- > "Bigil" <Bigil@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:626225B4-BDF0-45B9-81F9-93E5573F195F@microsoft.com... > > Hi, > > > > Tanks for de reply, but it culd'nt solve the issue, u have asked me to > > give > >> <UI> > >> <ReportServerUrl>http://servername/ReportServer</ReportServerUrl> > >> </UI> > > right, since reporting services isnstalled on a localmachine "MC230" how > > should i give the url "http://MC230/ReportServer"????? how will this b > > recognized on internet > > > > "saglamtimur" wrote: > > > >> The Reporting Services setup program assumes that you will be accessing > >> the > >> Reports website using an address similar to http://servername/Reports. > >> This > >> works fine inside your network, but it probably isn't going to work well > >> if > >> you want to make the Reports website available from outside your network. > >> > >> In this case you should make a change to the RSWebApplication.config > >> file. > >> > >> Find lines like > >> > >> <Configuration> > >> <UI> > >> <ReportServerUrl>http://servername/ReportServer</ReportServerUrl> > >> </UI> > >> > >> and replace <ReportServerUrl></ReportServerUrl> parameter like > >> > >> <Configuration> > >> <UI> > >> > >> <ReportServerUrl>http://www.MyRSServer.com/ReportServer</ReportServerUrl> > >> </UI> > >> > >> you can write servers IP too, like http://212.212.222.222/ReportServer > >> > >> After this change you may need to restart the IIS service for this change > >> to > >> take effect. > >> > >> > >> "Bigil" <Bigil@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > >> news:37C202DC-B311-4A79-8556-97A966FBE756@microsoft.com... > >> > We have deployed our reports on a local machine say "MC230" which is > >> > the > >> > local intranet. Now we have created a asp.net page and given a link to > >> > one > >> of > >> > the reports by mentioning "MC230" in the URL of the link. After hosting > >> this > >> > page on out web site, we are able to take the reports by clicking the > >> > link > >> in > >> > the local intranet. But when v take the reports out side the domain we > >> > are > >> > not getting the reports, instead it is showing Page Cannot be > >> > Displayed. > >> As > >> > mentioned in this group v tried changing the url in > >> RSWebApplication.config. > >> > still v r getting the same error. > >> > > >> > Can any one please help us. As we are developing a corporate > >> > application > >> it > >> > is very urgent. > >> > > >> > > >> > >> > >> > >
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