If you're going to use ODBC Data Source Administrator to set up the SSL crypto provider, SSL key store, and SSL trust store in Power BI or Excel, clear the Validate server certificate check box when presented with the authentication dialog box. You must have the proper SAP HANA ODBC driver (32-bit or 64-bit) installed before you can set these properties in ODBC Data Source Administrator. They're optional in case you want to use ODBC Data Source Administrator to set them up at the driver level. However, all of the validate server certificate selections in the authentication dialog box in Power BI Desktop and Excel are optional. You can then enter values in the SSL crypto provider, SSL key store, and SSL trust store properties in this dialog box. The Validate server certificate selection in the authentication dialog box is enabled by default. In Power BI Desktop and Excel, you can set up these properties when you first sign in using the Power Query SAP HANA database connector. In this case, you can use the ODBC Data Source Administrator application supplied with Windows to set up these properties. You may also require that the connection be encrypted. These properties could be the SSL crypto provider, an SSL key store, and an SSL trust store. If you're connecting to an SAP HANA database from Power Query Online, you may need to set up various property values to connect.
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