Latest Contributions by HenryLindemann

Hi @lmr880, you can deploy the CA certificate to the backend server running on 6443 7443 etc. for the backend you would need to generate the certificate on the machine name e.g. the backend dns. https://backend.dns.com:6443/arcgis ca-certificate on backend name loaded into ArcGIS server /portal admin https://frontend.dns.com/server public certificate loaded in webserver using the "friendly DNS" This applies for portal and server, datastore etc. For the frontend you need to consider if you are public facing or not if you are public facing then you need a public certificate otherwise you can use a CA. Hope this clears it up. Regards Henry ... View more

Hi @RickeyFight, that is correct the StoryMaps will be marked as deprecated and non-functional after the upgrade. I normally just make a backup in word. Regards Henry ... View more

Hi @DORPAD, you can check if this file is present C:\Program Files\ArcGIS\Portal\framework\etc\hostname.properties if it is rename it to .old and give portal a restart. The other possible culprit can be host file entries C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts if something like IP IP is in the file. And the 3rd thing that I would check is for a webcontexturl under https://dns.com/portal/portaladmin/system/properties Hope it helps Regards Henry ... View more

Hi @Tammira, the URL you are looking for has to be specified like this https://dns.com/webadaptor but your system needs to be public facing and needs to have a valid public URL e.g. no .local DNS and a public certificate. Regards Henry ... View more

Hi @CodyPatterson, looking at your logfile more closely, it looks like you have some database corruption on the table sde.sde_spatial_references. the sde_logfile error is just chatter and can be ignored, it does look like you have different errors now. I would suggest rolling back to a backup that works but that would lead to data loss on your hosted feature services. You can confirm this by connecting to the datastore database using pgadmin and trying to open this table if you get an error on opening it then it is probably corrupt. I would spin up your pre upgrade backup on an isolated VM then upgrade that system again and if that succeeds copy over the backup to production if you can afford the data loss on the hosted services. Regards Henry   ... View more

Hi @Sunnywaygis, you need to go to https://dns.com/server/admin/security/config select update and set Authentication tier to GIS_SERVER and then after this you just federate again.     Regards Henry   ... View more

HI @GeorgeClark, Scheduled Tasks can be problematic sometimes, please have a look under actions did you specify a start in parameter if this parameter has quotes then remove them, also the scheduled task will execute in No-Guie environment so if you have any screen prints comment them out. Regards Henry ... View more

Hi @SGTomlins in your script you have level=2 this is a creator type. Kind Regards Henry ... View more

Hi @Arnaud_Leidgens , unfortunately I don't use FME in my day to day, what I would have done in this situation is to publish a new hosted feature service, and use ArcGIS Online Assistant (esri.com) to rewire the map that is feeding the dashboard, you go into the json look for the itemid and url and replace it with the new service this then pulls through to the dashboard. Regards Henry ... View more

Hi @GeorgeClark , It looks like you have a file permissions issue what you can try is to run as your bat as the service account that is running the portal for ArcGIS, if this fails then this is probably the issue, make sure that this service account has access to your network share and that this account is the one running in task scheduler. Regards Henry   ... View more

Hi @GIS412, If you have domain integration, you will not be able to use this in Azure unless if you spin up an AD server in a VM, what I would recommend is that you use SAML for your authentication, here is a link for that, Tutorial: Microsoft Entra SSO integration with ArcGIS Enterprise - Microsoft Entra ID | Microsoft Learn. Then you mentioned that you will perhaps keep your databases on premise, this has a few pros and cons,  The Latency between Azure and on prem can be quite hi so you will have performance knock on any referenced services that you have in ArcGIS Enterprise. If you do move your databases to Azure then you have the same problem in reverse because your ArcGIS Desktop users will direct connect to your databases and the latency will be hi a database connection can have up to 200 request per action. The Recommended approach is to have everything in Azure and for your ArcGIS for Desktop users you will need to spin up a VDI in azure it is an Azure Virtual Desktop, it can be costly if not planned correctly, because it is a pooled service. But the benefit of this approach is that everything is close together so your latency will be low so your performance will be good. Depending on what you can afford it is usually a good approach to apply something called workload separation, this is where you deploy a server for each workload this will give your servers breathing room because congestion on ArcGIS Server will not impact portal for ArcGIS. Web Layer     Webserver      ArcGIS Webadaptor       portal For ArcGIS Applications Layer     ArcGIS Server Database Layer    ArcGIS Datastore    SQL Servers I would also suggest that you have a proper plan in place for backups azure only provides hardware redundancy so if you application fails you would need application-level backups like webgisdr for ArcGIS Enterprise or vm snapshots.  Hope it helps. regards Henry ... View more

Hi @CodyPatterson , I had a similar problem with another application, what resolved it for me was to make a backup of the relational database ArcGIS Data Store utility reference—ArcGIS Enterprise | Documentation for ArcGIS Enterprise then uninstall datastore delete all the datastore files under {drive_letter}:\arcgisdatastore and c:\program files\arcgis\datastore and then reinstall datastore. After that you restore your backup ArcGIS Data Store utility reference—ArcGIS Enterprise | Documentation for ArcGIS Enterprise. I think something breaks in the RDBMS, and since the backup is just a SQL dump this approach rebuilds it. If you have any other Datastores please back them up as well. Hope it helps Regards Henry   ... View more