Latest Contributions by BradGeerdes

‎01-24-2019

To resolve the issue, we adjusted F5 to use port 443 instead of port 80 and added a server side SSL profile in F5. Basically, our IT was not familiar with Esri products and had never needed to create a server side SSL profile - so this was a first. Hope this helps someone.

‎01-23-2019

Hello - Thanks for all of the suggestions! We ended up narrowing our issue to an F5 (hardware based load balancer) issue. We are documenting and I will follow up with the documentation here. Thanks again!

‎01-18-2019

I know this has been a few years, but I am running into F5 - Web Adaptor issues and the folks on this thread seem to have some quality exposure to F5. Our deployment works if we route traffic directly to Web Adaptor, but as soon as we introduce F5, Error - too many redirects. We are running into issues when externalizing our Portal. Setup: Windows IIS Servers / ArcGIS Server / Portal / Web Adaptor 10.6 ArcGIS Server and Portal installed on "esritst01.abc.com" (Windows "SERVERA") and Web Adaptor for Server and Web Adaptor for Portal is installed on "esritst02.abc.com" (Windows "SERVERB"). Public URL is https://gistst.abc.com/portal. In the DMZ, we have SERVERB and F5 (F5 is a load balancer). Public traffic comes into our DMZ via https://gistst.abc.com/portal and first encounters the F5 (load balancer). The traffic then continues to SERVERB ((esritst02) - Web Adaptors). Finally, the traffic is routed to SERVERA (esritst01) where we have Portal and Server installed. See the attached image for a diagram. Problem: When a user attempts to hit our https://gistst.abc.com/portal, the user receives an error - "gistst.abc.com redirected you too many times" "ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS. Any assistance/insight with this would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! Brent

‎01-18-2019

Are you using F5 with Web Adaptor and Portal? Thanks!

‎01-17-2019

Hello, We have a very similar setup and are running into similar issues when externalizing our Portal. Setup: Windows IIS Servers / ArcGIS Server / Portal / Web Adaptor 10.6 ArcGIS Server and Portal installed on "esritst01.abc.com" (Windows "SERVERA") and Web Adaptor for Server and Web Adaptor for Portal is installed on "esritst02.abc.com" (Windows "SERVERB"). Public URL is https://gistst.abc.com/portal. In the DMZ, we have SERVERB and F5 (F5 is a load balancer). Public traffic comes into our DMZ via https://gistst.abc.com/portal and first encounters the F5 (load balancer). The traffic then continues to SERVERB ((esritst02) - Web Adaptors). Finally, the traffic is routed to SERVERA (esritst01) where we have Portal and Server installed. See the attached image for a diagram. Problem: When a user attempts to hit our https://gistst.abc.com/portal, the user receives an error - "gistst.abc.com redirected you too many times" "ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS. Any assistance/insight with this would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! Brent

‎07-18-2017

It works like magic. Thank you!

‎07-18-2017

I'd like to know how to add multiple feature layers to a map? I tried syntax like the following, but only the last feature was added. from arcgis.features import FeatureLayer from arcgis.features import FeatureCollection my_map4 = my_gis.map('Chicago', 9) my_map4.basemap = 'osm' f1 = FeatureLayer('http://xxx.com/arcgis/rest/services/Stage/crew_change_point_service/MapServer/0') f2 = FeatureLayer('http://xxx.com/arcgis/rest/services/Stage/yard_service/MapServer/0') my_map4.add_layer([f1, f2]) my_map4

‎08-27-2012

see http://blogs.esri.com/esri/arcgis/2011/02/17/arcgis-server-virtualization-dos-and-donts/ have you tried use file geodatabase? Thanks for the link. I will discuss it with our operations folks. No, I have not tried a file geodatabase. One thing that I did today was stop all services but one. I had about four of them running even though they were all idle. Once I did that the service I left running had the expected (sub-second) performance. From the link you sent it says that I should have 2 times the amount of memory I have (4GB) for the number of cores I currently have (4). So, could that have been part of my problem? It seems strange since the memory usage on the VM seemed fine. Also, some services would run fine while others would not. Anyway, thanks for the response. Bill

‎08-27-2012

Using a shapefile with a spatial index, I've created a map service that has Network Analyst turned on. The purpose of this service is to calculate routes/mileage. The performance of the service works well (usually sub-second for even long routes) for a little while, but degrades significantly (down to multiple minutes). I've tried clearing the ArcGIS Server cache, restarting the SOC processes, and restarting the VM, but none of it seems to help. What seems to help is time - at some point the service may start working fine again. I have created a few of these and have to switch between them when one of them starts to act up. Which makes this even weirder because some will work fine (using the same shapefile) and some won't. Specs: Windows Server 2007 VM (4-cores) with 4GB of memory, ArcGIS Server 9.3 This VM is dedicated to ESRI - the routing service specifically (although I do use ArcMap on the VM to create the service). Any response so that I know these forums aren't worthless would be helpful. Bill

‎08-22-2012

Update...the services seem to be starting and stopping fine now. I am not sure what happened - maybe our VM is an issue. However, I am still having issues with service performance. I have two services doing the same thing (routing over the same network) and when one of them degrades in performance I switch to the other. That seems to work but it is very cumbersome. Is there any reason why routing performance would go from sub-second response to minutes? Bill

‎08-22-2012

I am running ArcGIS Server 9.3 on a Windows Server 2007 (64-bit) VM. I've created some services that don't seem to fully start. The Server Manager shows them as 'Starting' with 'Instances (In use/Running)' as 1/1. I've tried restarting the ArcServerObjectManager and ArcSOCMonitor processes and even restarted the VM. I've also killed the individual ArcSOC.exe processes. All to no avail. I've run with these services (or similar ones) for a couple of years without much problem. In the past couple of months I've seen the performance degrade dramatically - they would run fine for a while then drop off significantly. Now, just starting them is a problem. Some more information, these services are primarily for routing using Network Analyst. The VM has a 4-core processor with 4GB of memory. The errors I see in the logs are mostly "MapServer can not be started" and "MapServer can not be stopped". Any help would be appreciated. Bill

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Latest Contributions by BradGeerdes

Re: How do I resolve Error: 400 Invalid redirect_uri when attempting to sign into Portal?

Re: How do I resolve Error: 400 Invalid redirect_uri when attempting to sign into Portal?

Re: ArcGIS Server behind F5 Load Balancer: Do I need the Web Adaptor?

Re: ArcGIS Server behind F5 Load Balancer: Do I need the Web Adaptor?

Re: How do I resolve Error: 400 Invalid redirect_uri when attempting to sign into Portal?

Re: How to add multiple feature layers to a map?

How to add multiple feature layers to a map?

Re: Network Analyst routing service performance problem

Network Analyst routing service performance problem

Re: REST services reported as 'starting' in Server Manger but are not available

REST services reported as 'starting' in Server Manger but are not available