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Hi All,
We have a strange issue which has occurred on our Gateway servers.
We have 2 servers (in separate data centers) which are configured in a cluster, I'll call them G1 and G2 for simplicity.
Recently, G1 was patched for a security flaw and the TLS1.0 protocol was still disabled. Since then, only some of the connections are failing. Each of the connections show this info
Unable to connect: This data source cannot connect to any gateway instances of the cluster. Please find more details below about specific errors for each gateway instance.Hide details
Activity ID: | 4bc88e44-4fe0-43f7-8ab2-7679cc8xxxxx |
Request ID: | 44db3294-f78a-0134-94e0-1e67a78xxxxx |
Cluster URI: | |
Status code: | |
Time: | Tue Jul 16 2019 09:12:04 GMT+0100 (Irish Standard Time) |
Version: | 13.0.9933.297 |
GATEWAY: | We reached the data gateway, but the gateway can't access the on-premises data source. |
This definitely not related to credentials - because we separately set up the same connection on G2 (which has not been patched as yet ...) and those connections now work fine !
I can run tracert from G1 to the hostname of server which the Gateway says it can't reach.
It is bizarre as only some of the connections are failing, and the ones that are
How do I check what TLS version on-premises gateway is using (I'm assuming at least TLS1.1 , but probably TLS1.2 ?) or how can I trace what is blocking the Gateway from connecting to the host ? .
Our network and OS support folks are adamant it is an "application" issue, but I'm not convinced !
Anyone else seen similar issues once TLS1.0 is disabled ?
Hi @Anonymous ,
Could you please tell us which data source are you using? Based on my understand, you are using PowerBI Gateway connecting to a data source in cluster, one server with TLS enabled while another one not.
Have you checked if you can use other client to connect to this cluster of data source? Based on my experience, if it is SQL Server in a cluster, we may meet problem when one server with TLS while another not, I would suggest you checking the data source end error log. Generally, they will provide related error message.
Best Regards,
Teige
Hi Teige,
sorry , I've just re-read the message, we need to check the logs on the data source (SQL server logs ?? or Windows/Linux event logs or both ?)
thanks !
Hi Teige,
Thanks for the reply, yes the majority of them are SQL Server data sources , one of them is an ODBC connection to a Denodo server.
Which logs do I need to check - the on-premises gateway log ? ... do I need to enable additional logging on the gateway and what is the specific kind of event I'm looking for in the logs (if you know, will save trawling through it ...)
thanks !
Gavin Clark
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