Bonjour, J'essaie d'installer le serveur Notebook sur un serveur Portal avec ArcGIS Enterprise, mais je reçois un message d'erreur à l'étape où l'image docker est importée. Le script indique que le fichier image est introuvable bien qu'il soit manifestement sur le chemin fourni. De plus, l'installation de Notebook semble avoir changé le nom de la machine du serveur portal en "host.docker.internal" ce qui rend tout le contenu du portal inaccessible. La documentation indique que le serveur Notebook peut être installé sur le serveur Enterprise. Comment puis-je dépanner l'importation de l'image docker ?

Your comments have been very helpful, and I have opened a support case. Thank you very much.

You may want to open a support case on this, it seems like we've uncovered a few different aspects along the way. I would recommend you check that the PublishingToolsEx service is started from Server Admin -> Services -> System -> PublishingToolsEx -> Status and if it is not started then attempt to do so. Evidence of the registration working successfully would be updated dsconnections.lst files in \data\ and \DatabaseSupport\.

Yes, some of it is hosted, e.g. a simple csv file. From Settings in the Enterprise portal I was unable to validate the federated server. In ArcGIS Server Manager -> Site -> Data Stores, the data stores could not be validated either. Using the different data store tools in /etc/tools I tried to register the data store but got other errors, so I decided to uninstall and install Data Store again. This completed successfully and I am now able to validate the Relational and Tile Cache data stores and the server, which failed before the re-install. When accessing the dashboards errors are still shown. Simply accessing a feature layer with csv data is not possible either. Looking in ArcGIS Server Manager -> logs I get various errors although the data stores got validated succesfully. Maybe the deployment is beyond repair. Thanks.

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Installation du serveur Notebook

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BjarkeThormann

Hi,

By commenting out the Docker entries in the System32 host file I am now able to login to the portal.

I can see the user contents listed, but am not able to open e.g. dashboards. One error message is that the base map is not available.

Among other errors, when going to the portal settings I see that the federated servers are not possible to validate. Some Docker settings seem to remain.

Thank you.

ChristopherPawlyszyn

In previous cases we've been able to remove the Docker Desktop software as well as comment out the entries in the hosts file, then restart the machine. At that point the components should pick up an additional machine name 'change' back to the FQDN, but it may be prudent to take a WebGISDR backup or an image-based backup/snapshot of the machine before additional modification.

BjarkeThormann

I realize it would be better to have the Notebook server on a separate machine as Docker seems to be using a lot of resources, and the change of Portal settings is unfortunate.

I would therefore like to reset the Portal settings to the configuration used by Enterprise builder (while preserving the user contents in the portal).

What would be the easiest way to do this? Many configurations seems to be changed (e.g. webadaptor, datastore etc).

Thank you.

ChristopherPawlyszyn

Hello Bjarke Thormann‌,

The modification of the hosts file with the machine's IP address and additional DNS names essentially puts you in a different requirement for preparation before creation of the ArcGIS Enterprise sites. The information is described in this How-To article: How To: Install ArcGIS Notebook Server on the same machine with a Base ArcGIS Enterprise deployment on Windows.

At this point, removal of Docker and the hosts entries plus the restart of the machine should hopefully get your ArcGIS Enterprise stack back up and running. Once that is complete, you should go through the process of defining the hostname.properties and hostidentifier.properties files for each of the components prior to reinstalling Docker.

This is something that is probably best-approached in a support case, as there are a few different aspects even following the reinstallation that may be affecting the accessibility of the Notebook Server images to the PostInstall utility. Also keep in mind that separation of workloads is always recommended for a production environment and that there are additional constraints when implementing the Docker portion using Docker Desktop on Windows that are not present when deploying ArcGIS Notebook Server on a Linux machine.

ArcGIS Notebook Server 10.8.x system requirements—ArcGIS Enterprise | Documentation for ArcGIS Enterprise

Docker and ArcGIS Notebook Server—ArcGIS Notebook Server | Documentation for ArcGIS Enterprise

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