I have installed ArcGIS Enterprise Builder 10.5.1 which is configured to authenticate with SAML/Shib. and both portal and server are federated to use single sign-on. When I tried to publish a service from ArcMap, is there a special option to login if the server is configured to use SAML? I am getting error message as in attached image.
Thanks,
Omer
Before you go down another route, I'd delete and recreate the connection to the GIS Server in Catalog. That sometimes helps to fix issues like this. There isn't another dialog to connect directly to the GIS Server that I'm aware of. There's the PORTAL login when publishing hosted feature services, but not for publishing 'classic' services.
It connects just fine, if I use a local account. I selected the Sign In Options to either login with SAML or local account.
OK, that makes sense.
Does this ring true:
When making the publisher or administrator connection within ArcCatalog or ArcMap, supply the ArcGIS for Server URL, but leave the username and password field blank, select Finish and a Window pop-up with the option to sign in using the (Security Assertation Markup Language) SAML account.
I tried to leave it blank and uncheck the "Save Username/Password' box but now I get this message.
This worked for me
https://community.esri.com/thread/122100
If the ArcGIS Server site you're connecting to is federated with a portal, provide portal credentials. If your portal uses SAML authentication, you cannot connect directly to the federated server from ArcMap.
Is this still an issue with 10.6.1 as we're unable to make server connection to the federated server (non-hosting)? ...i keep getting "Server" Error: Proxy server got bad address from remote server (verify server is running). (Status code 504).
Connecting to portal in ArcGIS Administrator and then trying to make ArcCatalog connection (after leaving username and password)doesn't help..it doesn't open the SAML login page.
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