This setting allows a 3rd party that had access to server’s certificate to act as a man-in-the-middle and thus intercept all theĮnabled.
This tab allows configuration for the following items: This new window has three tabs, each responsible for a set of configuration parameters, as follows. This action closes the previously opened second window and open a new one instead, Elasticsearch SQL ODBC Driver’s DSN Editor: Click on Elasticsearch Driver, to highlight it, then on the Finish button:
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2.1 Launch Elasticsearch SQL ODBC Driver DSN Editor editĬlick on the System DSN tab, then on the Add… button:Ī new window will open, listing all available installed drivers. Following is an example of configuring a System DSN. The configuration steps are similar for all the above points. Such a file can be then shared among multiple systems and the user will need to specify the path to it, in order to have the application connect to the configured Elasticsearch instance. This tab contains functionality that will allow to have one set of connection parameters written into a file, rather then the Registry. Similar to a User DSN, except that the connections configured under this tab will be available to all the users configured on the system. Thus, a user will later only need to provide an application with the DSN name in order to connect to the configured Elasticsearch instance. The actual set of parameters making up the DSN is stored through the driver in the system registry. Each of these DSNs are referred to by a chosen arbitrary name (typically a host or cluster name). The connections configured under this tab are only available to the currently logged in user.
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