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Configuring Kerberos for SSRS
Kerberos delegation must be configured to avoid the double-hop issue found when implementing SSRS. This course will teach you how to do it!
Course info
Rating
Level
Beginner
Updated
Jan 26, 2016
Duration
1h 39m
Table of contents
Course Overview
Understanding the Double-hop Problem
Understanding Kerberos Authentication
Introduction
1m
History of Kerberos
1m
NTLM vs. Kerberos
2m
Keywords and Tools
3m
Demo
0m
Summary
1m
Configuring Kerberos for SSRS Native Mode
Preparation
1m
Configuring Security for the DBA Group
2m
Security Demo
4m
Registering Service Principal Names
4m
SPN Demo
2m
Enabling Trust for Delegation
2m
Delegation Demo
2m
Configuring SSRS
1m
SSRS Configuration Demo
2m
Summary
1m
Using Managed Service Accounts
Introduction
1m
Managed Service Accounts
6m
Demo: Managed Service Accounts
6m
Group Managed Service Accounts
3m
Demo: Group Managed Service Accounts
6m
Changing Server Names
1m
Demo: Changing Server Names
3m
Troubleshooting Tips
3m
Summary
1m
Configuring Kerberos for SSRS in SharePoint Mode
Overview
1m
SharePoint Integrated Mode
1m
Demo: Running Reports
1m
The Claims to Windows Token Service
2m
Demo: Configuring the Claims to Windows Token Service
4m
Additional Configuration Requirements
2m
Demo: Complete the Configuration
6m
Summary
1m
Troubleshooting Kerberos
Description
Course info
Rating
Level
Beginner
Updated
Jan 26, 2016
Duration
1h 39m
Description
Security is hard, but that is not a good reason to do things the easy way. A big challenge for SQL Server DBAs is configuring security for SSRS when faced with the "double-hop" issue. The way to solve this problem is by implementing Kerberos delegation. This course will explain what Kerberos is and why you need it. More importantly, it will provide the knowledge required to configure it and troubleshoot when things go wrong.
About the author
About the author
Kathi Kellenberger is a SQL Server MVP and a Teammate with Linchpin People. She is the author or co-author of several SQL Server books, including Beginning T-SQL from Apress, and frequently speaks at community events such as PASS Summit and SQL Saturday.