SCCM Subscriptions Issue

Question

Good Morning
Im having an issue with SCCM and setting up subscriptions. I have a Subscription that has been setup to run each and every Monday morning at 5:55am. This subscription generates a report from SCCM and because I have set it up as a windows file share it is
supposed to drop the report file in to the location of c:\temp. The report is the default "Antimalware Overall Status and History" that comes pre installed with configuration manager.
The subscription is setup in the following way;
The problem I am having is that this seems to work for the first week. However on the second week it fails with the error "Failure writing file
\\sharename\antivirusname.mhtml ; A log on error occurred when attempting to access the file share. The user account of password is not valid"
I'm not entirely sure what is causing this as the username and password of the service account has not not been changed and also the share that it is writing the file to (in this case c:\temp) the user account has modify access.
Again this works every time on the first week but after that it fails.
Any help with this would be great as it's been an on going issue now for quite a few months and am still unable to see why.

Answer 1

Hi ZERO-BAHAMUT,
According to your description, you encountered an error when generating a windows file share subscription second time. Right?
In Reporting Services, it uses the Win32 LogonUser API to impersonate a Windows login with the username and password we provided for subscription. When the username or password is not valid, the SSRS will throw the error "A logon error occurred when attempting
to access the file share. The user account or password is not valid". In this case, you have checked the username and password are all correct. However, you also need to make sure the user has permission to logon the Report Server machine locally. Please follow
the steps below to allow logon locally:
1. On Reporting Services report server, open Local Group Policy Editor by running command "gpedit.msc"
2. Go to this configuration: Computer Configuration\Windows Settings\Security Settings\Local Policies\User Rights Assignment\
3. Double-click "Allow log on locally"
4. Now, add the user(the user to access the file shard) to the list.
Reference:
"A logon
error occurred when attempting to access the file share" - Data driven subscription - Windows file share SSRS 2005
Subscription error - windows file share
SSRS File Share provider in a Workgroup
If you have any question, please feel free to ask.
Best Regards,
Simon Hou