# Configuring a DSN on Windows ## Test Default Connection 1. Open ODBC Data Source Administrator. **NOTE**: Use 32 bit application to configure 32 bit driver and 64 bit app for 64 bit driver. 2. Click on the `System DSN` tab. Select `OpenSearch SQL ODBC DSN` and click on `Configure`. 3. DSN Setup window will open with default values for [configuration options](./configuration_options.md). 4. Change values of configuration options accordingly. For example, if you can connect to server using following curl command `curl -XGET https://localhost:9200 -u admin:admin`. The DSN configuration options can be set as shown below > **NOTE**: For encrypted connection, the `Host` needs to be prefaced with `https://` and `Enable SSL` in Advanced Options should be checked. 5. Click on `Test` to verify connectivity. You will get a message as `Connection successful`. 6. Click on `OK` to save DSN values. ## Add User DSN 1. Open ODBC Data Source Administrator. Click on `User DSN` > `Add`. 2. Select `OpenSearch SQL ODBC Driver` and click on `Finish`. 3. The DSN Setup window will open. 4. Update values of configuration options. 5. Click on `Test` to verify connectivity. 6. Click on `OK` to save DSN values. 7. You will find this newly added DSN in User DSN list. ## Connecting to an OpenSearch cluster created as an AWS VPC endpoint over a tunnel In case if you use a tunnel or a proxy to connect to an OpenSearch cluster located into a VPC, `Host` doesn't represent a real OpenSearch hostname. To properly sign requests with AWS signature, real OpenSearch cluster hostname is required. It could be set in `Tunnel Host` field.