Merge pull request #10196 from v-makoud/patch-50

C88187: Mock hyperlink should not be rendered

Author: PRMerger9

docs/2014/reporting-services/install-windows/urls-in-configuration-files-ssrs-configuration-manager.md

@@ -50,7 +50,7 @@ manager: kfile
 
 |Setting|Usage|Description|  
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-|`ReportServerUrl`|Optional. This element is not included in the RSReportServer.config file unless you add it yourself. Set this element only if you are configuring one of the following scenarios:<br /><br /> Report Manager provides Web front-end access to a Report Server Web service that runs on a different computer or a different instance on the same computer.<br /><br /> When you have multiple URLs to a report server and you want Report Manager to use a specific URL.<br /><br /> You have a specific report server URL through which you want all Report Manager connections to use.<br /><br /> For example, you might enable Report Manager access for all computers on network, yet require that Report Manager connect to the report server through a local connection. In this case, you might configure `ReportServerUrl` to "http://localhost/reportserver".<br /><br /> <br /><br /> For instructions on how to implement these scenarios, see [Configure Report Manager &#40;Native Mode&#41;](../report-server/configure-web-portal.md) in [!INCLUDE[ssNoVersion](../../includes/ssnoversion-md.md)] Books Online.|This value specifies a URL to the Report Server Web service. This value is read by the Report Manager application at startup. If this value is set, Report Manager will connect to the report server that is specified in the URL.<br /><br /> By default, Report Manager provides Web front-end access to the Report Server Web service that runs within the same report server instance as Report Manager. However, if you want to use Report Manager with a Report Server Web service that is part of another instance or runs in an instance on a different computer, you can set this URL to direct Report Manager to connect to the external Report Server Web service.<br /><br /> If a Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) certificate is installed on the report server to which you are connecting, the `ReportServerUrl` value must be the name of the server that is registered for that certificate. If you get the error, "The underlying connection was closed: Could not establish trust relationship for the SSL/TLS security channel", set `ReportServerUrl` to the fully qualified domain name of the server for which the SSL certificate was issued. For example, if the certificate is registered to **https://adventure-works.com.onlinesales**, the report server URL would be **https://adventure-works.com.onlinesales/reportserver**.|  
+|`ReportServerUrl`|Optional. This element is not included in the RSReportServer.config file unless you add it yourself. Set this element only if you are configuring one of the following scenarios:<br /><br /> Report Manager provides Web front-end access to a Report Server Web service that runs on a different computer or a different instance on the same computer.<br /><br /> When you have multiple URLs to a report server and you want Report Manager to use a specific URL.<br /><br /> You have a specific report server URL through which you want all Report Manager connections to use.<br /><br /> For example, you might enable Report Manager access for all computers on network, yet require that Report Manager connect to the report server through a local connection. In this case, you might configure `ReportServerUrl` to "http://localhost/reportserver".<br /><br /> <br /><br /> For instructions on how to implement these scenarios, see [Configure Report Manager &#40;Native Mode&#41;](../report-server/configure-web-portal.md) in [!INCLUDE[ssNoVersion](../../includes/ssnoversion-md.md)] Books Online.|This value specifies a URL to the Report Server Web service. This value is read by the Report Manager application at startup. If this value is set, Report Manager will connect to the report server that is specified in the URL.<br /><br /> By default, Report Manager provides Web front-end access to the Report Server Web service that runs within the same report server instance as Report Manager. However, if you want to use Report Manager with a Report Server Web service that is part of another instance or runs in an instance on a different computer, you can set this URL to direct Report Manager to connect to the external Report Server Web service.<br /><br /> If a Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) certificate is installed on the report server to which you are connecting, the `ReportServerUrl` value must be the name of the server that is registered for that certificate. If you get the error, "The underlying connection was closed: Could not establish trust relationship for the SSL/TLS security channel", set `ReportServerUrl` to the fully qualified domain name of the server for which the SSL certificate was issued. For example, if the certificate is registered to **https:\//adventure-works.com.onlinesales**, the report server URL would be **https:\//adventure-works.com.onlinesales/reportserver**.|  
 |`ReportServerExternalUrl`|Optional. This element is not included in the RSReportServer.config file unless you add it yourself.<br /><br /> Set this element only if you are using the SharePoint 2.0 Web Parts and you want users to be able to retrieve a report and open it in a new browser window.<br /><br /> Add <`ReportServerExternalUrl`> underneath the <`ReportServerUrl`> element, and then set it to a fully qualified report server name that resolves to a report server instance when accessed in a separate browser window. Do not delete <`ReportServerUrl`>.<br /><br /> The following example illustrates the syntax:<br /><br /> `<ReportServerExternalUrl>http://myserver/reportserver</ReportServerExternalUrl>`|This value is used by the SharePoint 2.0 Web Parts.<br /><br /> In previous releases, it was recommended that you set this value to deploy Report Builder on an Internet-facing report server. This is an untested deployment scenario. If you used this setting in the past to support Internet access to Report Builder, you should consider an alternative strategy.|  
 
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