Edit the Session Configuration File

The Report Portal uses the information in a configuration file called global.asa to initialize user sessions.

When you install Report Portal, you must edit this file as indicated. The global.asa file resides in the *PortalName*\PortalASP\ folder.

1. On the machine where IIS is running, open the global.asa file in a text editor such as Notepad.

2. Optional. To let users access Report Portal without authentication, change the Session(“In”) parameter value to true. The default is false, which authenticates all users who attempt to access Report Portal.

3. If your Report Portal is installed on a drive other than the C drive, change the value of the Session(“Drive”) parameter to the correct drive location.

4. For the Session(“DBPath”) parameter, change the value to reflect the path to the database that contains the information needed to authenticate Report Portal users. Do not include the drive letter, but make sure to include a trailing slash.

   Example: /Inetpub/wwwroot/Portal/data/

5. Save the file.

6. To verify that the Report Portal files have been installed correctly and can be reached through their designated virtual directory, open the following page in your browser:

   https://YourServerAddress/YourPortalName

   Example: https://localhost/VisualReportPortal

   If the Report Portal ASPs have been installed correctly, you should see the portal login page. If you do not see this page, verify that ASPs are enabled on your IIS and double-check your virtual directory mappings.

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