Hi,
A single server environment includes SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) on the same server as the rest of the K2 components.
The reason you require Kerberos is because K2 Server impersonates the user when running the report and then connects to the reporting services web service. Since SSRS is on a separate server this requires Kerberos authentication.
The simplest way to get around this (without Kerberos) would be to install Reporting Services on the same server as the rest of the components. Alternatively Kerberos is the only other option.
Hope this helps.
Ok thanks for the explaination. Is there a detailed writeup on what needs to be configured for Kerberos?
I write a blog entry on this before. You can see if this is useful.
And here is the new paper
http://k2underground.com/files/folders/technical_product_documents/entry21001.aspx
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