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gursimranbedi
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5 years ago
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Power BI Gateway MySQL source doesn't support encrypted connections

Hi all,   I have searched extensively online about this issue and nothing resolved it for me, hoping somoene can please guide me.   So, currently I have a powerbi file which is connected to a MyS...
  • lbendlin's avatar
    5 years ago

    Your gateway screenshot says "Not encrypted"  but the error message suggests a failed attempt at an encrypted connection. This doesn't add up.  Please clarify.

     

    ALSO NOTE:  MySQL support on the gateway is BROKEN after version 66.8 (or thereabouts) and Microsoft and MySQL shift the blame to each other.

  • Anonymous's avatar
    Anonymous
    4 years ago

    Hi @gursimranbedi

     

    I'm afraid that if the MySQL connection is down, there is no other way to use it with gateway properly.

    The on-premises data gateway acts as a bridge to provide quick and secure data transfer between My SQL and Power BI.

    By using a gateway, organizations can keep databases and other data sources on their on-premises networks, yet securely use that on-premises data in cloud services.

    Users in your organization can access on-premises data to which they already have access authorization. But before those users can connect to your on-premises data source, an on-premises data gateway needs to be installed and configured.

     

    A stored credential is used to connect from the gateway to on-premises data sources.

    Regardless of the user, the gateway uses the stored credential to connect.

     

     

    For more information, you can refer to this: On-premises data gateway architecture

     

    Hope it helps,

     

     

    Caitlyn Yan

     

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