Difference between revisions of "Enable Detailed Error Messages in IIS"
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| − | By default, IIS doesn't return error messages | + | By default, IIS doesn't return detailed error messages for failed requests to clients outside the localhost for data security reasons. To enable detailed error messages for failed [[QPR_Suite_Web_Service_Datasource|QPR Suite Web Service]] and [[QPR_Reporting_Expression|QPR Reporting Expression]] queries, the default IIS settings need to be changed: |
# On the server machine running QPR Suite Web Service, go to '''Control Panel''' -> '''Administrative Tools''' -> '''Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager'''. | # On the server machine running QPR Suite Web Service, go to '''Control Panel''' -> '''Administrative Tools''' -> '''Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager'''. | ||
# Select the '''Server name''' -> '''Sites''' -> '''Default Web Site''' -> '''QPR2017-1''' section. Note that you may have other version than QPR Suite 2017.1 in use. | # Select the '''Server name''' -> '''Sites''' -> '''Default Web Site''' -> '''QPR2017-1''' section. Note that you may have other version than QPR Suite 2017.1 in use. | ||
Revision as of 13:13, 7 December 2018
By default, IIS doesn't return detailed error messages for failed requests to clients outside the localhost for data security reasons. To enable detailed error messages for failed QPR Suite Web Service and QPR Reporting Expression queries, the default IIS settings need to be changed:
- On the server machine running QPR Suite Web Service, go to Control Panel -> Administrative Tools -> Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager.
- Select the Server name -> Sites -> Default Web Site -> QPR2017-1 section. Note that you may have other version than QPR Suite 2017.1 in use.
- Double-click Error Pages and Click Edit Feature Settings....
- Select Detailed errors and click OK.
