Hi
I wish to enable people to access MSOLAP cubes over the internet.
I have placed msolap.asp in the wwwroot folder on the alalysis server
('blade' - Windows 2000 Server) and we can now access cubes over the local
intranet fine using Pivot Tables Services with http://blade as the server.
However this is not our web server (sbs 2003). We host our own website
(www.strategic.eu.com) and if i try http://blade.strategic.eu.com then it
cannot find the server.

Do i have to do something within IIS on our web server to get all this
working?

Regards,
Richard

Richard Mabbitt schrieb:
Hi Richard,

you have to create a folder in wwwroot on your -physical- webserver and
put in the msolap.asp. For testing, you have to use the anonymous
authentification in msolap.asp.

thats all.

Think about, you have to need the enterprise edition of as 2000!
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;279489

Sefer

Thanks Sefe, but i'm still having no joy
I have created a folder called 'blade' - the same name as our OLAP server
and placed the msolap.asp file from blade into this folder. I've tried
changing the access of this folder to anonymous, windows, basic, nothing.
I can test the file is ok by going to
https://www.strategic.eu.com/blade/msolap.asp and i get the blank page as
expected.
But when i try https://blade.strategic.eu.com in pivot table services it
says the server name cannot be resolved.

"sefe dery" wrote:

Hi Richard,

it seems so that you have an iis setting failure. I am not very fit in
IIS, but you should proof this.

For test you schould create a virtual directory (testfolder/test.html)
in IIS-->WEBSITE-->"blade.strategic.eu.com"
and then try to open https://blade.strategic.eu.com/testfolder/test.html
if that work then the IIS settings are OK, otherwise i dont know!

Sefer

Richard Mabbitt schrieb:

Hi
I found the answers here:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...l_datapump.asp

It turns out you have to modify the msolap.asp file to give it the name of
the Analysis Server name and also register copy and register msmdpump.dll
(the data pump engine) on the web server.

All is well now!

Regards,
Richard

Regards,
Richard

"sefe dery" wrote:

"Richard Mabbitt" wrote: