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When exposing a Power BI Report Server (PBIRS) to external users over the internet, the typical setup involves placing it behind a reverse proxy. This allows for SSL termination, clean URLs, and better control over access. If you’re unfamiliar with reverse proxies, here’s a good overview: Reverse Proxy – Wikipedia. In our setup, everything worked fine when accessing the ReportServer directly from the internal network. But as soon as users tried to access it via the reverse proxy from the…

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Disclaimer This article was created based on my personal notes with support from Microsoft Copilot. While Copilot assisted in structuring and refining the content, all technical details have been carefully reviewed and developed by me. So, I’ve got a talk coming up about Power BI Report Server, and naturally, I needed a local test environment to play around with. I figured I’d document the setup here—not just for my own future reference, but maybe it’ll help someone else out there…

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