QlikView in web browsers

[#1]

I have a small business license and would require users could access the internet. But do not know how to do this, does anyone have any idea how I can get?

[jonasheisterkam]

For security reason use a VPN.

You can also use you're external (public) ip.

     Behind a router with NAT in a private network you must do port forwarding on it. Normally port 80 for web server to use the accespoint, internal: qvws-ip:80 external qvws-ip:80.

Use the auth. mode you need on the server and on the web server you must check if you need to change the login method.

But before you do it please look if the license agreement would allow to place the server on the Internet.

[#3]

Yes, my license allows it. Thanks for your answer but I did not understand very well what must be done.

[ToniKautto]

If you are looking making your QlikView access point available on the Internet, then that is principally the same as making a webserver available to the Internet. This is initially not a QlikView specific setting, but more a infrastructure question. It is hard to say exactly how you do this in your environment, as the answer depends on your current infrastructure and network settings.

Making services available over the Internet is something that should be done with great caution, as it potentially opens up for security issues and might make your server vulnerable. My recommendation is that you consult an IT and networks professional to get the best solution for you company's needs and requirements.