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Error publishing in Standalone ArcGIS Server 10.9 as Reference data in ArcGISPro 3.0.2

shamnasPC

I am encountering issues with publishing to Standalone ArcGIS Server(10.9.1) as reference data using ArcGISPro 3.0.2. The error message is "Publishing tool execution failed."

There no issue while publishing as copy all data to server.

Attached the screenshot for the logs and error message for more info

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Scott_Tansley

Without being able to see what's going on, that sounds like there could be a firewall port that's blocking you. We sometimes see that ArcGIS Pro is trying to publish on https://server.domain.com:6443/arcgis, and if you're in a different network zone/subnet then messages may not get across the firewall. For now, use the workaround. Glad you can publish.

Scott_Tansley

I can see that your Arc Pro layers is pointed to a file server beginning: \\gisprddts

Two things to look at:

You clearly have permissions to be able to read that data. The ArcGIS Server will be running under a different user account, i.e. "Not you". Does the server have read permissions to the file server or the folders under it. It could be permissions related.

Also, because you have the file geodatabase open you will have file locks present. ArcGIS Server 'may' not like that. You may be better to create an SD file package. Close ArcGIS Pro, and then upload it through Server Manager so that the locks are cleared.

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shamnasPC

Thank you @Scott_Tansley.

ArcGIS Server and Pro in same network zone. In fact, the ArcGIS Pro is installed on one of the ArcGIS servers machine.

Scott_Tansley

shamnasPC

Hi @Scott_Tansley

Thanks for you quick response.

It worked by uploading SD through server manager. But not through ArcGIS Pro even if I use sde to publish, having same error.

Scott_Tansley

I can see that your Arc Pro layers is pointed to a file server beginning: \\gisprddts

Two things to look at:

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