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For more information about the Reporting Services architecture, see the Reporting Services Books Online. For more information about developing custom reports using Microsoft Reporting Tools, see the Reporting Services Books Online.
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Microsoft Reporting Services
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and SQL Secure
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You can implement Reports on any computer running Reporting Services. The following installation scenario illustrates how you can implement Microsoft Reporting Services reports in an existing SQL Server environment that uses a dedicated Report Server.
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Required permissions
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for Microsoft Reporting Services
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Microsoft Reporting Services Reports leverage the existing role-based security model provided with Reporting Services. These reports support Windows authentication (mixed mode on SQL Server) and require the following permissions and rights to successfully generate reports on your audit data.
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Account | Action | Requirement |
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Logon account used for install | Write RDL files to the Report server computer and configure reports | Write access to the Report Server file system and Content Manager role |
Proxy user | Connect to the Repository and read data per report parameters | Read access to the Repository databases |
Administrator | Configure reports and set security | Content Manager role |
End user (auditor or manager) | Generate and view audit reports | Browse role |
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Install reports
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The Deploy Reports wizard allows you to specify the proxy user account credentials and deploy the reports. Perform this deployment for each Repository that contains data you want to audit using Reports. Once installed, click the View Deployed Reports link at the bottom of the SQL Secure Reports window to find your reports.
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Set up permissions for auditors to generate reports
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To grant auditors the ability to view and generate reports, create a SQL Server login and grant the Can view and Report on audit data permissions. Ensure that this account has the Browse role on the root folder.
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