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OAC: "Connection failed 401: Unauthorized" When Trying To Open The RPD in Cloud Mode
Hello Experts,
We're getting OAC: "Connection failed 401: Unauthorized" error while opening the RPD online in Cloud Mode, has anyone faced this issue? Referred Doc ID 2609004.1 but we're already using non federated user.
Please suggest.
Answers
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Hi Saurabh,
Please check if you are putting the correct details.
User: your non federated email id
password: your login pwd
hostname :host_name till .com except http/https
SSL - trust Store by default
password:changeit
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Hi Alok, credentials are correct, I'm able to deploy the RPD using the same.
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Hi Saurabh,
For online cloud mode you have to keep sqlnetora file in the windows path where rpd is installed. Please see if the sqlnet ora file is placed and the path in sqlnet.ora file is correctly pointing to the wallet.
<rpdhome>/domains/bi/config/fmwconfig/bienv/core
Regards,
Sunil
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Hi Saurabh ,
Can you please check the OAC client version is latest one . This issue comes when we use an older version.
Thanks
Anirban
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Hi Saurabh ,
Please check the following document as well, it talks about Native OCI admin user having Multi Factor Authenticator (MFA) enabled. This could be possibility , if MFA not enabled then you can ignore.
Thanks.
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Thanks Narayanan, MFA is not enabled in our scenario.
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Saurabh ,
Did you check the version of OAC client tool . Is it latest one ?
Thanks
Anirban
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Current version is Oracle BI Administration Tool Version 12.3.1.0.0. RPD Version - 356
I'll update to latest version and get back to you.
Thanks,
Saurabh Jaiswal
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Hi Saurabh,
Does your user have Admin privileges. If not, it needs to have BIDataModelAuthor App Role.
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Yes, User is part of BI Service Administrator role and its a native OCI User (Non federated)
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