Binding multiple https urls with ssrs pbirs

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binding multiple https urls with ssrs/pbirs: a comprehensive tutorial

this tutorial provides a detailed guide on how to bind multiple https urls to your sql server reporting services (ssrs) or power bi report server (pbirs) instance. this is useful when you want to access your report server from different domains, subdomains, or ip addresses, all while maintaining secure https connections. we'll cover the necessary steps, configuration details, code examples, and troubleshooting tips.

*understanding the requirements and challenges:*

before diving into the implementation, it's important to understand the prerequisites and challenges involved in binding multiple https urls to ssrs/pbirs:

*https certificates:* you need a valid ssl/tls certificate for each domain or subdomain you intend to use. these certificates must be trusted by the clients accessing the report server. you can use certificates from a trusted certificate authority (ca) like let's encrypt, digicert, or godaddy, or you can create self-signed certificates for testing purposes (though these aren't recommended for production environments).
*dns configuration:* each domain or subdomain you plan to use needs to be properly configured to point to the ip address of your ssrs/pbirs server. this is typically done through dns records (a records or cname records).
*firewall configuration:* ensure that your firewall allows traffic on port 443 (or the port you're using for https) from the clients to your ssrs/pbirs server.
*certificate binding in http.sys:* the ssl/tls certificates must be properly bound to the http.sys kernel-mode driver, which manages http connections on windows. this is crucial for https to work correctly. we'll use the `netsh` command for this.
*ssrs/pbirs configuration:* you need to configure ssrs/pbirs to listen on all the specified urls. this involves modifying the `reportingservicesservice.exe.config` and `rsreportserver.config` files.
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Binding multiple https urls
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