Qlik Sense hub fails to connect with: Error requesting "https://SERVERNAME:4242/qrs/license/" Error read ECONNRESET

Benoit_C — Mon, 20 Feb 2023 14:44:42 GMT

Accessing the Qlik Sense hub leads to:

An error occurred
Error requesting "https://SERVERNAME:4242/qrs/license/" - Error: read ECONNRESET

In the Licenses logs (C:\ProgramData\Qlik\Sense\Log\licenses), the following error is printed:

{"caller":"qrs_client.go:31","error":"Get \"https://localhost:4242/qrs/servernodeconfiguration/local?xrfkey=InHocSignoVinces\": read tcp [::1]:61607->[::1]:4242: wsarecv: An existing connection was forcibly closed by the remote host.","level":"error","logTraceId":"564","message":"failed retrieve central node info from QRS (communication error)","timestamp":"2019-09-15T12:35:44.2526398Z"}

Resolution

Verify if your environment has a working internet connection to the license backend and that all required ports are enabled. See Qlik Sense Ports.

If all ports are open and internet connectivity is confirmed, verify that you are using a supported TLS version. See Supported TLS and SSL Protocols and Ciphers for details.

Using the above article as a guide you can either:

use IISCrypto (a third-party software) to deploy the IISCrypto Best Practice
or you can run the PowerShell script containing the recommended TLS and cipher settings included in TLS and SSL Support in Qlik Sense: How to configure Qlik Sense.

Cause

Related to internet access or disabled cipher suits.

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Qlik Sense hub fails to connect with: Error requesting "https://SERVERNAME:4242/qrs/license/" Error read ECONNRESET

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