WRS - Watchdoc for Reporting Services - Configure the rights
Preamble
In the case you can't access the WRS reports pages and the following message is displaying, it can be due to a rights configuration problem. It's then necessary to check the rights of the 3 following tools and to modify them if neccessary:
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Internet Explorer® browser rights;
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Content Manager rights;
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System Administrator rights.
Browser rights
By default, MS Reporting Services® gives an access only to the local administrator. To add rights to a domain user:
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as a local administrator, access the server on which is installed Reporting Services;
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in this server, run Internet Explorer;
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in Internet Explorer, access the Security tab: Tools > Internet options> Security Tab;
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Select Trusted sites, then click on the Sites button;
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unthick the Require server verification box;
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add http://localhost to the websites zone list;
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click on the Add button:
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When the http://localhost address is displayed in the Web Sites field, click on the close button.
Reports manager rights (MS SQL Reporting Services)
To check the reports manager rights:
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from the server on which MS SQL® is installed, run the Internet Explorer® browser as an administrator;
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with Internet Explorer ran as a local administrator, access the reports manager URL: http://localhost/Reports_WATCHDOC ;
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click on Folder Settings :
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in the Security section, click on New Role Assignment:
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in the User name field, enter the name (domain\login) of the user entitled to manage the content;
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tick the Content Manager role, then validate by clicking on the OK button;
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Then click on Site settings:
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In the Security tab, click on New role assignment;
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In the User Nameor group field, enter the profile (domain\login) of the user entitled to manage the content;
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tick the System Administrator role, then click on OK:
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Close the browser Internet Explorer browser, then run it once again without being connected as an administrator.