Intranet/Internet and Reporting Services

We have a situation where we are going to have our IIS server with two NIC
cards. One for the internet and one for the intranet. We are planning to have
our SQL Server connected to the IIS server via the intranet.
My question is... if a user on the internet requests a report and we render
it programmatically via visual basic/visual C# (Using a reporting services
object in ASP) on the web will they have access to the report even though
they do not have direct access to the SQL Reporting Services server? Will I
be able to take what is returned to that object and display it on the
Intranet?
TIA,
PatrickYes. You can use the Response.BinaryWrite() method to direct the report
content to a webform or ASP page. There are limitations, however, with
images and interactive report features when using this approach.
"Patrick Allmond" <PatrickAllmond@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
message news:EDC55557-ECE5-4F21-B07B-583896BDE7D5@.microsoft.com...
> We have a situation where we are going to have our IIS server with two NIC
> cards. One for the internet and one for the intranet. We are planning to
> have
> our SQL Server connected to the IIS server via the intranet.
> My question is... if a user on the internet requests a report and we
> render
> it programmatically via visual basic/visual C# (Using a reporting services
> object in ASP) on the web will they have access to the report even though
> they do not have direct access to the SQL Reporting Services server? Will
> I
> be able to take what is returned to that object and display it on the
> Intranet?
> TIA,
> Patrick
>