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Make sure the gateway members in a cluster are running the same gateway version, as different versions could cause unexpected failures based on supported functionality. These members should either be removed or disabled.

#Gateway support drivers and downloads Offline

Offline gateway members within a cluster will negatively impact performance. This requirement makes sense because you want redundancy in the cluster.

#Gateway support drivers and downloads install

If the primary gateway is unavailable, data requests are routed to the second gateway that you add, and so on.Д«ecause you can install only one standard gateway on a computer, you must install each additional gateway in the cluster on a different computer. Add another gateway to create a clusterДЄ cluster lets gateway admins avoid having a single point of failure for on-premises data access. Now that you've installed a gateway, you can add another gateway to create a cluster. Because this example uses the same account for Power BI, Power Apps, and Power Automate, the gateway is available for all three services. Review the information in the final window.

#Gateway support drivers and downloads how to

For more information about how to change the Azure Relay details, see Set the Azure Relay for on-premises data gateway. The region picker on the installer is only supported for Public cloud.ДЇinally, you can also provide your own Azure Relay details. For better performance and reliability, we recommend that the computer is on a wired network rather than a wireless one.ДЇor sovereign clouds, we currently only support installing gateways in the default PowerBI region of your tenant. After installation, you can re-enable it.Д«ecause the gateway runs on the computer that you install it on, be sure to install it on a computer that's always turned on.

When private link is enabled, disable private link before installing the gateway.

The on-premises data gateway (standard mode) has to be installed on a domain joined machine having a trust relationship with the target domain.

You can't have more than one gateway running in the same mode on the same computer.

You can install up to two gateways on a single computer: one running in personal mode and the other running in standard mode.

If you do install other applications on the gateway machine, be sure to monitor the gateway closely to check if there's any resource contention.

You could install other applications on the gateway machine, but this may degrade gateway performance.

If a gateway uses a wireless network, its performance might suffer.

The gateway can't run under any of those circumstances.

Don't install a gateway on a computer, like a laptop, that might be turned off, asleep, or disconnected from the internet.

If you're planning to use Windows authentication, make sure you install the gateway on a computer that's a member of the same Active Directory environment as the data sources.

The gateway can't be installed on a domain controller.

The user installing the gateway must be the admin of the gateway.

Gateways arenвЂ™t supported on Windows containers.

Gateways aren't supported on Server Core installations.

Solid-state drive (SSD) storage for spooling.

A 64-bit version of Windows Server 2012 R2 or later.

The minimum screen resolution supported for the on-premises data gateway is 1280 x 800.