22-25 April 2026 
SQLBits 2018
Advanced-On-Prem SSRS 2017 For Non-Ad Users
There has always been a challenge of publishing an on-prem developed reports to external clients (non-AD users). Is this achievable with the latest SQL Server 2017 with RLS enabled?
There has always been a challenge of publishing an on-prem developed reports to external clients (non-AD users) and this has been decently achieved for a very simple requirement. Is this achievable with the latest SQL Server 2017 with RLS enabled?
But how does this solution would work for a non-AD user, if SSRS 2017 Mobile Report is published to Sharepoint and then enabling ADFS & external IDaaS (Identity as a Service) to view the report and render only their own specific data.
Key Learning: SSRS 2017 Mobile Reports,
ADFS Configuration,
IDaaS (3rd Party Authorization)
But how does this solution would work for a non-AD user, if SSRS 2017 Mobile Report is published to Sharepoint and then enabling ADFS & external IDaaS (Identity as a Service) to view the report and render only their own specific data.
Key Learning: SSRS 2017 Mobile Reports,
ADFS Configuration,
IDaaS (3rd Party Authorization)
Speakers
Dr. Subramani Paramasivam's previous sessions
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There has always been a challenge of publishing an on-prem developed reports to external clients (non-AD users). Is this achievable with the latest SQL Server 2017 with RLS enabled?
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