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cwmichael
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Embed Error: Impersonation is not supported for SSO enabled models.

Hi all -- I hope someone can help with this unusual error!

 

We are embedding Power BI reports in an iframe within an portal hosted by azurewebsites.net and accessed by Azure AD.

 

I can upload, view, and refresh the reports within the Power BI Service, however when I access the report via the portal I receive an error:


Couldn't load the model schema associated with this report. Make sure you have a connection to the server, and try again.

Underlying Error: Impersonation is not supported for SSO enabled models.

 

I've tried searching for this error with no luck -- can anyone help me with what's going on here?

 

Thanks!!!

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GilbertQ
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Hi @cwmichael 

 

For the connection in your Power BI Report, it is currently set to enabled SSO (Single Sign On), make sure to remove the tick marks as shown below.

GilbertQ_0-1681163794885.png

The reason that it is happening is because it is trying to use Single Sign On to authenticate and that is why it is failing.

 





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amirshiloh
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image.pngduring the last 48 hours i got either the following error - i have model which in use as embedding Power BI reports, with RLS :


ObjectdetailedMessage: "Couldn't load the model schema associated with this report. Make sure you have a connection to the server, and try again."errorCode: undefinedlevel: 6message: "ExplorationContainer_FailedToLoadModel_DefaultDetails"technicalDetails: errorInfo: Array(15)0: {key: 'Underlying Error', value: 'Impersonation is not supported for SSO enabled models.'}1: {key: 'Activity ID', value:

cwmichael
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Great, that solved it -- thank you Gilbert!

GilbertQ
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Hi @cwmichael 

 

For the connection in your Power BI Report, it is currently set to enabled SSO (Single Sign On), make sure to remove the tick marks as shown below.

GilbertQ_0-1681163794885.png

The reason that it is happening is because it is trying to use Single Sign On to authenticate and that is why it is failing.

 





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axk
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What if I cannot find this SSO setting? 

cbaski
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I don't see SSO option either. How did you resolve your issue?

axkuu
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We finally got it to work by using older version of report and by changing workspace permission to MEMBER for service principal

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