When you try to sign in to Tableau Server from Tableau Desktop, the following error might occur:
The server name used in the Server field of the Tableau Desktop connection dialog box does not match the Common Name defined in the SSL certificate.
OR
If your Tableau Server administrator has enabled Mutual SSL, then Tableau Server is looking for a "client certificate" on your Tableau Desktop computer. If that client certificate is missing or malformed, it will return the same "SSL peer certificate or SSH remote key was not OK" error.
Verify that the Common Name defined in the SSL certificate matches the server name in the Tableau Server Sign In dialog box.
If Tableau Server is configured for Mutual SSL:
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