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Shubh
8 years agoFrequent Visitor
On Premise Gateway Issue
Hey Everyone, I am facing Timed out issue while refreshing my Dataset. I want to get some clearity regarding On Premise Gateway(personal and standard both).I have read documents regarding it, bu...
GilbertQ
8 years agoSuper User
Hi there, the Azure Service bus is controlled by the On-Premise Data Gateway. There is nothing for you to configure.
What I would suggest is to enable the logging on the On-Premise Data Gateway on your server to see why it is taking so long.
Also see if there are any issues on your server whilst the refresh is happening? Maybe the DSN needs a fully qualified name in order to find your ODBC source.
What I would suggest is to enable the logging on the On-Premise Data Gateway on your server to see why it is taking so long.
Also see if there are any issues on your server whilst the refresh is happening? Maybe the DSN needs a fully qualified name in order to find your ODBC source.
Shubh
8 years agoFrequent Visitor
Hi GilbertQ
I have install the gateway on my Desktop as i want to first check its working and configure with my organisation id as only i have the access to that Database from where i am fetching the data. Do i have to install gateway on server?
Do i need any Azure license for running Azure Service Bus???
- GilbertQ8 years agoSuper UserHi there,
You can install it on your desktop that should be fine. As long as your desktop can access the data via the DSN.
With regards to the Azure Service bus, there is no need to worry about anything with regards to it, it is all automatically configured. Just imagine that it is not even there. There is no licensing or configuration required for the Azure Service bus.- Shubh8 years agoFrequent Visitor
Hi,
So basically we dont need any access of Azure or Azure Service Bus.Just we need to install the gateway on any system which have the access of that database and 443 Port has to be opened for the same.
If i am wrong in any way, please correct me
- GilbertQ8 years agoSuper UserThat is 100% correct.