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  3. Configuring a secure connection to the SAP HANA server from CloudData Integration

Configuring a secure connection to the SAP HANA server from Cloud Data Integration

Configuring a secure connection to the SAP HANA server from Cloud Data Integration

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Install the ODBC driver

Install the ODBC driver

After you create the root certificate in the Secure Agent machine, you must import the
trust.pem
 certificate file to trust the SAP HANA server certificate and install the ODBC driver for the SAP HANA server on the Secure Agent machine.
  1. Click
    Start
    , type
    mmc
     in the
    Search
     box, and press
    Enter
    .
    The
    Console
     window appears.
  2. Click
    File
    Add/Remove Snap-in
    .
    The
    Add/Remove Snap-ins
     window appears.
  3. From the
    Available snap-ins
     list, select
    Certificates
    , and then click
    Add
    .
    This image shows the selected certificates from Available snap-ins list.
  4. Click
    Computer account
    , and then click
    Next
    .
    This image shows the selected computer account.
  5. Click
    Local computer
    , and then click
    Finish
    .
    This image shows the selected local computer.
  6. Click
    OK
    .
    The
    Certificates
     snap-in is added to the console tree.
    Added the Certificates snap-in.
  7. In the console tree, double-click
    Certificates
    .
  8. Right-click the
    Trusted Root Certification Authorities
     store, and then click
    All Tasks
    Import
    .
    Steps to Import the Trusted Root Certification Authorities.
    The
    Certificate Import Wizard
     appears.
  9. Click
    Next
    .
    Certificate Import Wizard dialog box.
    The
    File to Import
     dialog box appears.
  10. Click
    Browse
     to import the
    trust.pem
     certificate file.
    This image shows to Browse the trust.pem certificate file.
    By default, the wizard does not display the
    trust.pem
     certificate file. To view the file, click the file type list and select
    All Files
    .
  11. Select the
    trust.pem
     certificate file, and then click
    Open
     to import the file.
  12. Verify if the ODBC driver is installed in the Secure Agent machine.
    This image shows the configured Secure Agent machine with the ODBC driver.
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