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New password for Arc Hydro ftp site - March 11 2014

ChristineDartiguenave

Note the new password for the ftp site as of 03/11/2014:

User login: ADSRiverHydraulics
Password changed to: ADSRiver.2014

Christine Dartiguenave
Esri Water Resources Team

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V_StuartFoote

Note the new password for the ftp site as of 03/11/2014:

User login: ADSRiverHydraulics
Password changed to: ADSRiver.2014

Christine Dartiguenave
Esri Water Resources Team

Thanks Christine, and Team!

And lest they be misplaced here are the connection instructions:

To access, select a FTP client:

1. Web Client
Site link: https://mft.esri.com
(Video tutorials available on the main page, prior to log in)

2. Third party SFTP client
** Download a preconfigured client
https://mft.esri.com/EFTClient/Account/mft.zip **

3. FTP address to configure a third party SFTP client of your choice:
Site address: mft.esri.com
Port: 22

Stuart

liulang7106liulang7106

can not connect too:
Disconnected: No supported authentication methods available (server sent: )

liulang7106liulang7106

error information:
Authentication log (see session log for details):
Using username "ADSRiverHydraulics".
Access denied.

Authentication failed.

MertGökaySOYUER

Hi Christine,

I have just tried to logged in with those credentials you provided unfortunately I couldn't be able to succesfully logged in. Could you please confirm that those credentials still up to date and working fine?

Your prompt response will be higly appreciated.

V_StuartFoote

Working just a minute ago with the new credentials using FileZilla, although I did have some connection issues yesterday.

Not sure what is going on with Esri's mft service. It has been pretty stable.

Stuart

PhilipGriffith

Worked for me this morning, FYI.

JamesSimard2

Hello. I am trying to download the 10.2 64-bit version of the software with no luck. I've tried the web interface, both Java and non-Java, as well as Filezilla. Tried in Chrome and IE.

Java: tries to connect forever.
Non-Java: I can see the .msi file but how do I download it? If I click on it I get an error: "Duplicate headers received from server"
FileZilla: Host is mft.esri.com, port 22. Current username/ password entered. Tried both ftp and sftp. "Network error, connection timed out."

An ideas?

Thanks,
James

AndrewMoffitt

Hello. I am trying to download the 10.2 64-bit version of the software with no luck. I've tried the web interface, both Java and non-Java, as well as Filezilla. Tried in Chrome and IE.

Java: tries to connect forever.
Non-Java: I can see the .msi file but how do I download it? If I click on it I get an error: "Duplicate headers received from server"
FileZilla: Host is mft.esri.com, port 22. Current username/ password entered. Tried both ftp and sftp. "Network error, connection timed out."

An ideas?

Thanks,
James

James - Like you I had errors. I was able to use the:
2. Third party SFTP client
** Download a preconfigured client
https://mft.esri.com/EFTClient/Account/mft.zip **

V_StuartFoote

Just verified there are no issues with a fresh 'Site' connection using FileZilla.

Perhaps delete the existing entry in FileZilla site manager and enter the connection details as listed, i.e. mft.esri.com, port 22, "SFTP -- SSH File Transfer Protocol"

DO NOT COPY and PASTE the login and password from your web browser! Rather, TYPE it in! Or at the least copy it first to Notepad--and remove any extra spaces--and then copy & paste into the User and Password fields of FileZilla.

Stuart

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JamesSimard2

It must be my company's firewall. Still no luck. Thanks for the reply.

James - Like you I had errors. I was able to use the:
2. Third party SFTP client
** Download a preconfigured client
https://mft.esri.com/EFTClient/Account/mft.zip **

MatthewVaughan

Hi - I'm also having trouble signing in. Using FileZilla, and made sure to use the SFTP - FHP protocol:

Status: Connecting to mft.esri.com...
Response: fzSftp started
Command: open "ADSRiverHydraulics@mft.esri.com" 22
Command: Pass: *************
Error: Disconnected: No supported authentication methods available (server sent: )
Error: Could not connect to server

Should I just try again tomorrow?

Thanks.

V_StuartFoote

Please try again. It continues to work with the credentials as posted. Secure transfer site is fully functional.

One recent change has been in the landing directory for the account on the mft server. All Water Resources content has been moved from 'incoming' into a new directory 'camp' (wef 26 March 2014).

Christine, any insight on this?

Stuart

MatthewVaughan

Thanks for the reply - I had luck last night using the pre-configured program provided by ESRI.

<<<
2. Third party SFTP client
** Download a preconfigured client
https://mft.esri.com/EFTClient/Account/mft.zip **
>>>

JamesSimard2

It turns out it was an issue with our company network security settings. We had to 'open' port #22. Now I'm good to go. Thanks.

TerryStaggs

Why all this mumbo jumbo to download the new version? I can simply go to the regular ESRI site and download an older version with a simple link. Why isn't the new version similarly available without all this FTP, Port 22, Filezilla crapola!?
btw, I'm referring to the new version of Arc Hydro that works with ArcGIS 10.2

V_StuartFoote

Terry,

As you are new to the forums, I'll be gentle. Esri Professional Services -- Water Resources Group is the keeper of the community developed ArcHydro data models and the various public domain tools required to manipulate the data format. They also host the beta testing and development for the USACE HEC folks and make those resources publicly available. About a year ago Esri moved the hosting from password protected simple ftp based to more reliable and secure Managed File Transfer (mft) model.

There has never been an effort to maintain current versions of the ArcHydro Tools of the related HEC GeoRAS or HEC GeoHMS from anonymous HTTP URL links. On occasion it might be announced on a blog or a forum post, but the most reliable delivery has been via the ftp and now the sftp process.

There have been a few hicups of late with the MFT service, with access dropping out and content being misplaced, but it remains the mechanism of choice to maintain access to this public domain software to extend ArcGIS with Hydrologic modeling tools.

The new MFT service requires just a bit more effort on the part of users, but that is what Esri has adopted for hosting the service. In short -- deal with it!

Stuart

TerryStaggs

Stuart,
I have been a user of ESRI GIS since ArcINFO 7.1. I attended my first preconference seminar regarding the development of an ArcHydro data model back in 1998 and have attended Dr. Maidment's GIS in Water Resoures program. Although I am not a regular to this forum, I am far from 'new'. I have posted to ESRI User forum's in the past, but it is not a common or recent need.

I am a federal employee within the Department of the Interior. DOI's network security is fairly restrictive. I can not simply install Filezilla, open port 22 and other tasks on a whim.

Frankly, my big frustration is understanding why the fuss to limit access to this software to begin with. The market is fairly limited and I do not understand any significant need to have such a restriction to access this software. Additionally, considering versions of this software that will work with ArcGIS 10.0 and 10.1 are easily accessible, why is there a hoop to jump through to acquire a version that will run on 10.2? If it is a beta version with possible bugs, ample disclaimers can be given.

So, could someone please answer the basic question, what is the need to have such restrictions to access this software in place to begin with? It makes it considerably more difficult for some of us, who work under restrictive network security configurations, to acquire and use.

Thanks,

Terry!

V_StuartFoote

Terry,

Esri Professional Services has long maintained their proprietary instructional materials along side the public domain software for the ArcHydro extensions.
Since they maintain the site they can host it as they see fit--so long as I still get access to the updates, patches and developmental builds that I need to provide to my faculty and students for course work and research.

I'm happy with it and see no reason to change what works beyond their decision to shift from ftp --> sftp.

Consider the alternative, that it be added to the completely borked ArcGIS Online based ArcGIS Resource Center codebase, SHUDDER!!!!

I reiterate, deal with it. But so as not to seem to boorish I'll offer to burn you, or anyone else, a DVD and snail mail it to you if you are really in that bad a state as to not being able to launch an outgoing sftp transfer over SSH port 22.

Stuart

TimothyMaguire

This is frustrating. I've tried FileZilla and mft.esri.com/EFTClient and neither are working. Has the password changed? Thanks for any assistance.
Tim

V_StuartFoote

Tim,

Just checked and the site is down. Absent some input for Christine, give it an hour or so and have another go...

Stuart

TimothyMaguire

Thanks Stuart. Good to know. I just tried again and it did not work. I'll continually try and hope that site the is back up. Thanks again for the response.
Tim

V_StuartFoote

Tim,

Just checked and site is back on line...

Stuart

TimothyMaguire

Sites back up and working! I was able to retrieve and install the latest version. I used FileZilla.
Tim

JasonGillow

Hello

I have tried the web browser, the preconfigured MFT and FileZilla with the new password and login, followed the instructions on the blog threads; still I can not login.

FileZilla message:
Status: Connecting to mft.esri.com...
Response: fzSftp started
Command: open "ADSRiverHydraulics@mft.esri.com" 22
Command: Trust new Hostkey: Once
Command: Pass: *************
Error: Disconnected: No supported authentication methods available (server sent: )
Error: Could not connect to server
Status: Waiting to retry...
Status: Connecting to mft.esri.com...
Response: fzSftp started
Command: open "ADSRiverHydraulics@mft.esri.com" 22
Command: Trust new Hostkey: Once
Command: Pass: *************
Error: Disconnected: No supported authentication methods available (server sent: )
Error: Could not connect to server

Is there another way or site to download the latest version of ArcHydro ??

Is there an easier way to access this??

Question for ESRI - Why does ESRI make it so hard to access a relative free extension?

stephaniekula

I was (finally) able to login to the mft java version using Chrome. I had to set the popup blocker to allow esri.com and set the Java Security settings in Control Panel to "medium". (In case it helps anyone else, because it sure is frustrating to be told something works fine, when for you it does not.)
Stephanie

EmmettPerdue

For anyone having problems logging into the web client to access this download, you must disable ad blocking in your browser. I hope this helps.

BryanForrest

Is the mft at the top of this post the site to download Arc Hydo? I get on site using the user and password in post #1 and get to the site and only see the option to upload files. Am running 10.2.1. Thanks for any help.

EmmettPerdue

If using the web client posted by Stuart in post #2, once you click on the mft link and go to the log in page, there are links below the "login" button that will download videos on how to use the client.

BryanForrest

Thanks. I had looked at the vids previously, but didn't realize I had to go to the file, thought I could download the folder.

VictorCarbajal_Perello

Hi,

I tried to download "Arc Hydro" through 2.Third party SFTP client, because I have a lot of problems with the "Catchments (Catchement Polygon Processing) " (the application keep frozen).

And I used: User: ADSRiverHydraulics
Password: ADSRiver.2014

and is not working, does someone changed the password???

(also I have tried to download with Filezilla:
sftp://mft.esri.com
ADSRiverHydraulics
ADSRiver.2014
22

and it doesn't work)

Anyone can help me?

V.

MonyrothLy

I need User name and password

V_StuartFoote

Monyroth Ly‌

The revised details are posted in this thread: https://community.esri.com/message/402547#402547

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