Archivierte ArcGIS Online-Konten

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<\/HEAD>Ich helfe bei der Verwaltung einer universitären AGO-Organisation. Seit der Umstellung auf ein Single Sign-On Enterprise-Modell haben wir begonnen, viele von Studierenden erstellte Materialien zu sammeln, von denen einige Studierende auch nach ihrem Abschluss weiterhin öffentlich online verfügbar haben möchten.<\/P> <\/P> Meine Frage betrifft, was mit Webkarten und Karten-Apps passiert, nachdem die E-Mail eines Studierenden (die E-Mail, die sie zur Authentifizierung ihres AGO-Kontos verwendet haben) deaktiviert wird? Ich nehme an, das AGO-Konto wird deaktiviert? Wird auch sämtlicher Inhalt unsichtbar? Gibt es eine Option, Konten zu „archivieren“, sodass sie deaktiviert sind, aber die öffentlichen Inhalte sichtbar bleiben?<\/P> <\/P> Ich weiß, dass wir Inhalte von Nutzern übertragen können, aber das ist ein organisatorischer Albtraum, wenn man es mit einer gesamten Universität Jahr für Jahr zu tun hat.<\/P><\/BODY><\/HTML>

Anonymous User · Answer

Hi @ScottSweet - if her account is expired she can reach out to Customer Service - they should be able to assist with the activation of an expired account for the purposes of transferring content.

Thanks,

-Peter

ScottSweet · Answer

My question is in line with this, but not for a large org.  I have a colleague who created some content in her personal account and now wants to switch it over to a work account.  However, she didn't renew her subscription and her account has been disabled.  Is there any way to retrieve the data?  Does she have to renew her subscription in order to gain access to that data she created?

My best,

Scott

Anonymous User · Answer

HI David Medeiros‌,

Thanks for the post. For SSO logins if the email becomes deactivated then the individual will no longer be able to sign into ArcGIS Online as the IDP won't be able to authenticate them, but it would not have an effect on the account within ArcGIS Online. Accounts that have been disabled (Manage members—ArcGIS Online Help | Documentation) still retain all content but also take up a seat in the organization.

A lot of improvements have been made to ArcGIS Online within the last six months to assist with content management for large organizations. The most useful feature added for your scenario is the ability to select multiple members and bulk transfer all of their content to a different member. For example, if 50 students graduated you could select all of them, transfer their content to a different account and revoke add-on licenses (also from the Members tab). At that point you would need to manually delete each user from the GUI or use the ArcGIS API for Python or Rest API to script bulk-deleting the users. Please exercise extreme caution if scripting a delete users workflow.

You may be interested in some of the rationale/comments regarding why bulk-deleting users is not available: ArcGIS Online bulk member management - Delete Users

I hope this explanation helps, let me know if there are any questions.

Thanks,

-Peter