#Tls versions end of life how to
#Tls versions end of life code

I was thrown into this when the Power BI admin couldn't figure out the issue either and the company asked if I could step in and assist/work with Microsoft. I do not believe a report server is being used, but I could be wrong. Microsoft support is making headway with our calls together and we were able to collect some logs that they need to look at, so waiting for a call back now. The powershell command was to enable TLS 1.2 as mentioned here: Particularly, the Gateway that talks to Power BI itself is failing to authenticate to SharePoint. However, it fails at the server side (Server B). A quick test on a machine outside of the server connects and authenticates to SharePoint just fine using organizational creds. It talks back to Server A and C as well as Dynamics and SharePoint online. Power BI Desktop and gateway resides on Server B. Sorry for the lack of details, I was very frustrated yesterday. Microsoft support guy is just repeating 'ask your network admin' even after I explained that I am the admin. Has anyone dealt with this before? How on earth do we handle this? We checked Registry keys as well as instructed elsewhere.

#Tls versions end of life code

NET (its already new) or inserting code, but again, I do not see where there is even code in Power BI Desktop to begin with?

#Tls versions end of life how to

Its been days of two of us researching how to force TLS and coming up empty. We open Power BI Desktop, select 'get data' and paste in the URL to SharePoint, click Organizational Sign in and then get the error message of 'The underlying connection was closed' error. How can we implement a code to force TLS when, as far as I can tell, power BI desktop is all GUI based. I got roped into this because the power BI dude couldn't figure it out either. The service has been down for several days now and the company is getting desperate.Īs for the code, I do not know power BI at all (not even my job, but how it goes I guess). NET on the server, and the link says it should just work then. There is a very hard to get ahold of network contractor who controls the server fully, but he already enabled TLS 1.2 on the server and removed TLS 1.0 and 1.1. I am the network guy but I have limited access to the server. However, they linked to the webpage where it just gives a line of code or powershell and told me to ask my network guys to implement this. Microsoft is saying we need to force TLS 1.2 my research also points to this being the issue as well. Suddenly Power BI on our server throws an error for any data connection.