Lors de l'exécution de serverScan.py contre ArcGIS Server dans un environnement fédéré, l'ID d'incident SS06 est généré pour chaque service dans le dossier System. Pour contexte, voici le texte de l'un des incidents :<\/P>
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Il semble que le rôle esriAuthenticated fasse référence aux utilisateurs qui ont été authentifiés par Portal dans le déploiement fédéré d'ArcGIS Enterprise. Alors, cette erreur a-t-elle vraiment un sens dans ce contexte ?<\/P><\/BODY><\/HTML>
I don't see this in my reports in my federated environment, but makes sense to me. There's a difference between authenticated and authorized. Not every user that is authenticated should be authorized to this resource. Only publishers or higher should have rights to caching controllers. Otherwise an unauthorized user could potentially kick off a caching job on a service and cause resource consumption issues or fill up your disk with tiles.
To add to what Randall mentioned, when taking a look at the permissions in Server Admin I am not seeing any allowedPrincipals for the System services. If that is different on your deployment, then it is likely the reason for the alert. Can you verify whether this was a fresh install or upgrade, and what versions were/are involved? This may be better handled within a support case since the behavior looks to be site-specific.
I am also receiving the security warning SS06 and when I look at the permissions, there is "Allowed Principals"="Administrators". So how can handle the message SS06? When I want to updating the sharing of the service, it says "This default service has not yet been configured for sharing with Portal. Click Update Sharing to enable this.". When I click "Update sharing", nothing changes in the GUI although I see "status: success" in the response of the POST request /arcgis/admin/services/System/CachingControllers.GPServer/edit. Any idea?
Why do you want to update the sharing permissions on the caching controllers in the first place?
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