How to update IP adress for ArcGIS Server 10.9.1

Question

Hello,

I have installed Portal for ArcGIS 10.9.1 (wadesappgis001a) and ArcGIS Server 10.9.1 (wadesappgis002a) on two separated machines. The base installation was successful, but when I would done the federation, it will not work. Research with the IT people, it seems that the used WebAdaptors IP address point to a non desired IP.

Below the situation: on machine wadesappgis002a I have following situation, machine point to two different IP address.

When I install the WebAdaptor, I receive following situation:

How is it possible to force the WebAdaptor from ArcGIS Server to use IP address from machine to IP=10.36.85.14.

I had the same problem with the Portal WebAdaptor, to change the IP Adress, I used the the edit mode.

Is there somewhere a same edit mode for ArcGIS Server or another solution to resolve this?

Best Regards,

Marc Simon

Esri BeLux GIS Defense Consultant

MarcSimon1 · Answer

No, I cannot remove the second NIC. I found a solution with update the webadaptor-config.json (D:\arcgisserver\config-store\web-adaptors\webadaptor-config.json). This works.

We will try now to include the machine IP address into the certificate to avoid this file change.

MarcSimon1 · Answer

Marcelo Marques · Answer

This is an example from an Amazon EC2 Instance that has a public IP Address and a Private IP Address.

We use the Private IP address to configure the WebAdaptors. We do not use the Public IP address nor the External URL.

WebAdaptor server - https://172.31.0.145:6443https://mayapp.acme.com/server/https://localhost/server/webadaptorArcGIS Server > Next > ArcGIS Server URL: https://172.31.0.145:6443Enable administrative access to your site through the Web Adaptor (checked) https://localhost/server/admin
https://localhost:6443/server/manager/

portal - https://172.31.0.145:7443https://myapp.acme.com/portal/webadaptorhttps://localhost/portal/webadaptorPortal for ArcGIS > Next > Portal URL: https://172.31.0.145:7443https://localhost/portal/admin

I hope this helps.