Jet Hub
Jet Hub and Jet Service Tier are included with Jet Reports and can be hosted on-premises. This allows users to view, manage, and refresh their reports from within a web browser.
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* most recent release Note: Jet Hub requires that cookies be enabled in the browser. |
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Note: Only required for opening reports in Excel Online. Most free OneDrive accounts are supported - please test |
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Server Requirements
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* including ADOMD.NET for SQL Server 2005 |
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Security Requirements
Organizations wishing to provide data to remote devices outside of their network should purchase a domain-validated Security Certificate (SSL/TLS) from an outside vendor in order to do so.
It is possible to use Jet Hub with a self-signed certificate. However, Jet Reports recommends the use of a domain-validated SSL Certification. This may involve an additional charge. Some recommended providers to look at are Namecheap, RapidSSL and DigiCert. Approximate costs range from $10 to $175 per year.
Domain Validation certificates for TLS encryption is also available at no cost from Let's Encrypt (cross-signed by IdenTrust). At the time of its initial availability, such certificates did not support Windows IIS. If such a certificate now supports Windows IIS, it could be used with Jet Hub.
Language Support
Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hungarian, Icelandic, Italian, Japanese, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Swedish
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