Starting with the 5.23.1 release of QIE, this is caused when QIE cannot access qvera.com or qiecheckin.com on port 443 or port 80. QIE will attempt to connect to the license service using the following endpoints in this order:
1) https://qvera.com/
2) http://qvera.com/
3) https://qiecheckin.com/
4) http://qiecheckin.com/
One of the following steps will usually resolve this issue:
1. The firewall needs to be configured to allow the QIE service to access qvera.com and qiecheckin.com on port 443 or port 80. The default is port 443. This must be done by someone who has administrative rights to the firewall.
2. You need to use a proxy to access web addresses from the QIE service. Use the KB below to configure QIE to use the proxy: https://www.qvera.com/kb/index.php/57/how-do-you-configure-qie-to-work-with-a-proxy
3. Determine the proxy host and port number for QIE when your system administrator is not available: https://www.qvera.com/kb/index.php/180/how-can-i-determine-the-proxy-host-and-port-number-for-qie
Previous to the 5.23.1 release of QIE, this is caused when QIE cannot acces qvera.com on port 80. One of the following steps will usually resolve this:
1. The firewall needs to be configured to allow the QIE server to access qvera.com on port 80. This must be done by someone who has administration rights to the firewall.
2. You need to use a proxy to access web addresses from the QIE service. Use the KB below to configure QIE to use the proxy: https://www.qvera.com/kb/index.php/57/how-do-you-configure-qie-to-work-with-a-proxy
3. Determine the proxy host and port number for QIE when your system administrator is not available: https://www.qvera.com/kb/index.php/180/how-can-i-determine-the-proxy-host-and-port-number-for-qie
