Which authentication type should you configure in the RSReportServer.config file?

You manage a SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) instance.
An application must pass credentials to the local security authority for Reporting Services.

You need to configure Reporting Services to issue a challenge/response when a connection
is made without credentials.
Which authentication type should you configure in the RSReportServer.config file?

You manage a SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) instance.
An application must pass credentials to the local security authority for Reporting Services.

You need to configure Reporting Services to issue a challenge/response when a connection
is made without credentials.
Which authentication type should you configure in the RSReportServer.config file?

A.
RSWindowsKerberos

B.
RSWindowsNegotiate

C.
RSWindowsNTLM

D.
RSWindowsBasic



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Sherry

Sherry

D

Hanz

Hanz

Correct:
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms157273.aspx

RSWindowsBasic:
The server accepts Basic credentials and issues a challenge/response when a connection is made without credentials.
Basic authentication passes credentials in the HTTP requests in clear text.
If you use Basic authentication, use SSL to encrypt network traffic to and from the report server.
To view example configuration syntax for Basic authentication in Reporting Services, see Authentication with the Report Server.

Fabio J.

Fabio J.

I agree.

Ralph

Ralph

I agree “D”