QlikView documentation and resources.
The attached archive contains instructions and per-requisite files to enable SSL on QlikView Webserver (11.2).
The core document was based upon an earlier document for QlikView 9/10, I have made some modifications (mainly in how the certificate is created, IIS does not need to be installed in this scenario).
Hope this helps,@
Clint
Thank you for the Information. The instructions helped me a lot.
Just one short addition: If you copy the netsh command from page 13 there might be a hidden character after certhash= which leads to an error 1312. After removing the char the command works.
Thanks Clint,
Very useful & well written!
I followed the exact steps and I got a error of website security certificate.
Can anyone help me please?
hello. That message is caused by the certificate being bound to a name and the user browsing to a different name. It is simply stating that the certificate cannot prove that the url is safe.
the solution is to ensure your certificate is bound to the correct name.
Thank you very much.
You are right I didn’t input the correct name for the server (I actually used the ip address).
Cheers.
Fei
I am still getting error. what and where is the hidden char u meant?
Hi,
When you copy the element from notepad to command prompt you need to compare the strings, often there is a hidden character displayed in the command prompt version.
Clint
when i copied one by one, then i hit "the parameter is incorrect." How do you type out in command prompt?
Hi,
Check the cert hash, appears there is a "?" in it, delete that as it is likely wrong, check the certificate for the "?"
Clint
YES. u r right. that "?", found it anyway. successfully added now. thanks!