We migrated a SQL SSRS server from one machine to another. In order to make it so that everyone's shortcuts and favorites to specific reports still work, I shut down the old SSRS server and created an IIS site on that server that uses URL rewrite to redirect the request to the new server. It works great.
Now we want to, over time, contact the users who have not replaced their shortcuts and favorites with new ones on the new server and get them to do it so that we can shut this old server off.
I thought it would be as easy as making it so that the only authentication method available was "Windows Authentication" (which is how this specific site was set up to begin with) and then look in the log files. But all of the log file lines have no username... which makes me believe that the URL rewrite is taking place BEFORE the authentication.
Anyone have a workaround that would force the authentication to the old server to work, so I can get usernames in the log files?
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