Ask Data Is in an Error State after Upgrading Tableau Server, Installing Tableau Server, or Configuring Proxy Server

For Tableau Server on Linux:

Add information to the no__proxy line of the 20-proxy.conf file 

1.  tsm stop

2.  sudo su -l tableau
3.  Edit the 20-proxy.conf file at .config/systemd/tableau_server.conf.d/ on every node to make sure that the no_proxy line includes both the hostnames AND IP addresses of all nodes in the cluster, and save it.
   • For example, for a 3-node cluster: no_proxy="localhost,127.0.0.1,hostname1,hostname2,hostname3,IP1,IP2,IP3"
   • Where "hostname1" should be the actual hostname of node 1, and "IP1" should be the actual IP address of node 1, etc.
4. Then restart the Tableau server using the following commands:

systemctl --user restart tabadmincontroller_0

systemctl --user restart appzookeeper_0

systemctl --user restart clientfileservice_0

systemctl --user restart fnplicenseservice_0

systemctl --user restart licenseservice_0

systemctl --user restart tabadminagent_0

systemctl --user restart tabsvc_0

tsm restart

In lieu of the above commands in step 4, the Linux OS may be restarted.

For Tableau Server on Windows:

Check for applicable proxy configuration requirements. If needed, add a no_proxy variable containing the host name, IP address, and port of the Tableau Server nodes. For more information, see Configuring Proxies for Tableau Server in the Tableau Server help.