GSquared (4/5/2010)

They can already fire up a NIC. That's how PXE boot (pixie boot) works. I'm just looking for them to be able to download a full OS...

CirquedeSQLeil (4/5/2010)

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Same is true of Dell and HP. I have been working with DELL and HP servers for about 7 years that had this additional management port. It...

GSquared (4/5/2010) I'm looking forward to the next installers, which will be either flash drives or something you download. BIOSes need to be able to fire up a NIC...

Gift Peddie (4/2/2010)

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In general what I'd suggest is you set up some local or Active Directory Groups, assign the groups to roles on your Report server and then add the...

How...

WayneS (4/2/2010)

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Grant Fritchey (4/2/2010)

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I think the time in service, as part of the bridge between MCTIP and MCM, actually adds unecessary overhead that is simply going to be gamed anyway....

CirquedeSQLeil (4/1/2010)

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So we have the model by PMP as one suggestion.

Anybody have anymore suggestions as to models to research and potentially emulate?

I think the direction the conversation needs to go...

I'll try and take this a bit at a time...

While this can be an...

Glad you got it sorted. I was thinking about grouping by employee and having a table/list/subreport within a table to better handle whatever formatting you might need, but was...

Glad it's working now, but just for grins, I'd still suggest taking a look at the SQL log and security log on the source server as there may be underlying...

What about putting the name and address in the header and the transactions in the body of the report?

Or perhaps you could look at using a List control in combination...

Did you check the log on the server that the data source points to? If it actively refused the connection, the details of why might be logged on that...

Grinja, are you looking to restrict access to the report in general, or limit the results returned by report? i.e. Users in the Region1 group see info relating to...

Perhaps I don't understand, can you please clarify what you mean when you say, " I have requirements to keep/show the column names as is"

Do you mean that you can't...

Here is a link to the section of Books Online (SQL Server's help files) which deals with setting up security on a Report server... http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms156014.aspx

In general what I'd suggest is...