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ArcGIS DataStore Configuration Wizard Error

MayurDodiya

Hi,

I am running Datastore configuration wizard and I get the below error message.

Instillation directory of data store is in C:\Program Files\ArcGIS\DataStore drive and data store content directory I am trying to configure in D drive.

Portal for ArcGIS (10.5) is federated with ArcGIS Server(10.5). I am putting the correct password of ArcGIS Server administrator.

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JonathanQuinn

Is this a new install? Do you have an arcgisdatastore folder under the \ drive? If so, stop the ArcGIS Data Store service, delete or rename the \arcgisdatastore folder, start ArcGIS Data Store, and then try again.

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JonathanQuinn

bharvey

It could actually be the content directory you are selecting. Is \ a mapped to a file share or a physical drive on the machine?

If it is a mapping it could be puking on that. See note under step 4.

Create a data store—ArcGIS Data Store (Windows) Installation Guide | ArcGIS Enterprise

You can set the file store backups to a file share, but the Data Stores have to be on the local machine(s). If you need high availability, it will require a second machine and set that up as the standby.

This is all assuming it is the content directory. If not, disregard at your leisure. 🙂

MayurDodiya

Hi Jonathan,

Yes, It worked now many thanks . I did steps you mentioned and datastore register successfully.

Thanks

MayurDodiya

Hi Bill,

Thank you so much for your reply. I did the steps Jonathan mentioned and it worked.

Thanks,

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