Passing Credentials to Reporting Services from a iframe in a web part within Sharepoint

Okay, So I am trying to pass windows authentication from sharepoint into a tab withing a webpart that loads reporting services. Right now the users log into Sharepoint and when they click on the reporting tab within a webpart they are prompted to login again. I can't pass session variables because the reporting services is outside of the webpart and is being hosted within an Iframe. I don’t know if it is possible to impersonate or store the login credentials from Sharepoint temporally and send it to the Reporting Services log in prompt. Any help is greatly appreciated.

Same question here. I have a page viewer web part looing at a SRS report. I don't want to have to maintain security in both SP and SRS

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The plot thickens.
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