If I however connect my company laptop to my home netwrok, without going through VPN it does pull down the update list and I can then update it on or off the firewall. The Creative Cloud app when connected to company firewall or VPN never lists any updates available. Our IT dept handles the security/firewall, not the individual user. Creative Cloud Team member and we are all having the same issue. I found a few servers on here and IT opened them, but clearly something is being missed. I haven't been able to get anyone to give me a specific list of servers IT needs to open or things they can do. just needs to open everything up." Really? Yeah, they are going to do that. When things aren’t working, I need to speak with someone who speaks the same language I do. I spend half my time trying to slowly spell stuff so the dude on the other end can understand me. They opened some that didn't even say Adobe. They have tried to figure out what needs to be open. I work at a large company with a pretty strict IT department. I am connected to the internet though.If I go through the Creative Cloud login box, it says I do not have an internet connection also. Somehow, we were all switched to trial version and if I try to activate it, I get a warning that I am not connected to the internet. It downloaded for everyone and we were all working away. I recently purchased Creative Cloud for teams. There are all sorts of data you can connect to using Power BI Desktop.I know this has been brought up already, but I have not seen it answered. You can Load the selected table, which brings the entire table into Power BI Desktop, or you can Edit the query, which opens Query Editor so you can filter and refine the set of data you want to use, and then load that refined set of data into Power BI Desktop. You can also provide any necessary input parameters required for the selected items.
Once the connection is established, you can preview and select multiple dimensions and measures within the Power BI Navigator dialog to create a single tabular output. When prompted, put in your username and password. The Adobe sign in window appears, as shown in the following image. In the Adobe Analytics window that appears, select the Sign in button, and provide your credentials to sign in to your Adobe Analytics account. Select Online Services from the categories on the left, and you see Adobe Analytics. To connect to Adobe Analytics data, select Get Data from the Home ribbon in Power BI Desktop. In Power BI Desktop, you can connect to Adobe Analytics and use the underlying data just like any other data source in Power BI Desktop.
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