Latest Contributions by MarleyGeddes

‎11-28-2024

Hi, Jumping in here to answer some of these questions while my colleague Kaitlyn is offline for the American Thanksgiving holiday. @ModyBuchbinder - your understanding is correct. The ArcGIS Enterprise portal URL specified when generating the Portal for ArcGIS 11.4 license file is only used to authorize access to ArcGIS Pro, ArcGIS Drone2Map and ArcGIS AllSource using named user licensing. This is used to 'lock' these licenses to one environment and replaces the requirement for a separate and dedicated ArcGIS License Manager in older ArcGIS Enterprise versions. You can import a license file that was generated with the URL organization1.domain1.com/portal1 into a portal with URL organization2.domain2.com/portal2 and it will functional normally except your members will not be able to sign into ArcGIS Pro, ArcGIS Drone2Map or ArcGIS AllSource when the respective apps are authorized using named user licensing. @simoxu - It is only possible to enter one ArcGIS Enterprise portal URL when provisioning a Portal for ArcGIS 11.4 license file. Although the license file can be imported into both a lower level environment (i.e. Staging) and your production environment, only the ArcGIS Enterprise organization with the matching URL to the one specified in your license file can be configured as the named user licensing portal with ArcGIS Pro. As such, you will not be able to authorize ArcGIS Pro through both the Staging and Production environments using the same license file. Please let us know if you have any more questions! Thanks, Marley

‎10-24-2024

Hi Virgilio, Members assigned the default Administrator role are able to access the ArcGIS Enterprise portal after the Portal for ArcGIS licenses have expired so that they can import a new and valid license file. Please obtain a new Portal for ArcGIS license file from My Esri and import into your ArcGIS Enterprise portal. Without this, members will be unable to sign in and the organization will not work properly. Additionally, obtaining the valid license file from My Esri allows you to remain in compliance with the terms defined within the licensing agreement. Thank you, Marley

‎09-18-2024

Hi there! You can find a compatibility matrix between ArcGIS Pro, ArcGIS Enterprise and the ArcGIS License Manager here: https://enterprise.arcgis.com/en/portal/latest/administer/windows/configure-arcgis-pro-licenses.htm In short, to use ArcGIS Pro 3.2 or 3.3 with your ArcGIS Enterprise 10.9.1, you will need ArcGIS License Manager 2024.0 or later. Thank you, Marley

‎09-11-2024

Hi there! Sorry to hear that you are running into issues! I have a few questions and suggestions for resolving this issue. What version of ArcGIS Enterprise are you using? Who is the owner of the tile layer, web map and group? What is your role in the organization (i.e. are you a default Administrator)? Is the owner of the tile layer and web map a member of the group you are attempting to share these items to? Are you a member of the group that you are attempting to share to? The layers within a web map should be shared in the same way to ensure that users can access both the map and view the layers within. When the layer is not at the same share level as the web map, you may see errors that "items may not be visible to others because they are shared differently". I suggest attempting to share the web map and the layers within the web map to the group and the organization individually on their respective item details pages. If you do not see the ability to share one or more of the items to the desired group or share level, then that indicates that you may not have the privileges to share the items or that the group membership requirements may not be met. Hope this helps! If you are still seeing the issue, then your answers to the above questions will help us troubleshoot further. Thanks, Marley

‎06-27-2024

Hi there, Thank you @ThomasUhrePedersen and @GeorgeBrown1. We do not provide patches for new functionality or enhancements in older releases of ArcGIS Enterprise. The ArcGIS Enterprise product team is aware of the recycle bin feature but it is not in the current product plan for the 11.4 release. If possible, we recommend opening an official user enhancements through Esri Support, as this allows the Esri Support team to document the specific use cases and requirements from each customer. Regards, Marley

‎11-06-2023

Hi there! To answer this, I'm going to define what user types, member roles and privileges are and how they together detemine what a member can do within an organization. All organization members must be assigned a user type and a member role. The user type assigned to a member determines what capabilities (level) they have within the organization and what app licenses they have by default. The member role is a set of privileges and further defines this to what access members have within the organization. It is the combination of user type and privileges assigned through a member role that determines what members can do within an organization. Members assigned a Creator or GIS Professional user type can be assigned any member role, including the default Administrator role, which can edit and delete other members content. However, you can assign a member role that does not have administrative privileges to edit or delete other members content, such as the default Publisher role. You may find the following documentation topics helpful in this area: https://enterprise.arcgis.com/en/portal/latest/administer/windows/user-types-orgs.htm https://enterprise.arcgis.com/en/portal/latest/administer/windows/member-roles.htm https://enterprise.arcgis.com/en/portal/latest/administer/windows/privileges-for-roles-orgs.htm Hope this helps! Marley

‎06-22-2023

BUG-000158232 has not been fixed, it is currently with the development team.

‎06-15-2023

Yes - you can install License Manager on the same machine that Portal for ArcGIS is installed. It is light weight and does not require a separate server. It is the machine information where License Manager is installed that you will input when creating a Portal for ArcGIS license file. If you do not plan to use the ArcGIS Pro with your GIS Professional Advanced license, it might be a good idea to reach out to your account manager (or whoever you work with to determine your licenses) and ask that you have Creator user types instead of GIS Professional user types. That way you would not need to think or deal with License Manager at all. Just a thought! Good luck!

‎06-15-2023

Hi, Thank you for your comment. The relationship between ArcGIS Enterprise, ArcGIS License Manager and ArcGIS Pro can be confusing – I’m hoping the information below will help. First, I want to clarify the minimum license requirements for Portal for ArcGIS. You must include at least one foundational user type, which are user types that have administrative capabilities. You require at least one of these user types to assign to your Initial Administrator Account (IAA), which all organizations must have. Foundation user types include Creator, GIS Professional Basic, GIS Professional Standard and GIS Professional Advanced. The licensing interface on My Esri will indicate that you need at least one foundational user type and will list the foundational user types you have available. When you license one or more of the following apps using named user licensing through ArcGIS Enterprise (meaning you include them in the Portal for ArcGIS license file), you will need to configure an ArcGIS License Manager with your Portal for ArcGIS component: ArcGIS Pro, ArcGIS Drone2Map and ArcGIS AllSource (new at 11.1). As you noted, the GIS Professional Advanced user type includes ArcGIS Pro Advanced, which is why you are being asked to enter your ArcGIS License Manager information. If you do not plan to use ArcGIS Pro, or the user type extensions included in the GIS Professional Advanced user type, then I suggest using a different foundational user type that does not include ArcGIS Pro, such as the Creator user type. If you do plan to use ArcGIS Pro and want to license it through the GIS Professional user type, then I suggest reviewing these documentation topics to learn more about licensing ArcGIS Pro and configuring ArcGIS License Manager: https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/get-started/licensing-arcgis-pro.htm https://desktop.arcgis.com/en/license-manager/latest/configure-license-manager-for-use-with-arcgis-enterprise-portal.htm I hope this help! Cheers, Marley

‎05-23-2023

@chill_gis_dude - there is a known issue in ArcGIS Enterprise 10.8, 10.8.1 and 10.9 where the members last login date is not updated consistently. There is a defect for tracking this issue, BUG-000129529, which is resolved in 10.9.1. The fix for this issue is included in the lastest Portal for ArcGIS Security patches for 10.8.1, but there is no equivalent patch available for 10.9.0.

‎05-23-2023

@FraserHand - I believe the issue you are seeing is the same as that reported here: https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-enterprise-portal-questions/portal-for-arcgis-11-1-can-no-longer-share-items/m-p/1287662 If the member owns or manages more then 30 viewOnly groups, which are groups that are configured to only allow the group owner or managers to contrubte to, then the query to fetch groups will fail. Esri support has a defect for this issue, BUG-000158232, and the development team is looking into this. If you have Esri Support, then I encourage you to request to be added to this defect and to share your specific workflow / scenario with the support team.

‎05-11-2023

@DavidColey - the development team is looking into BUG-000158232 now. However, it does appear that this is an issue in the frontend only when attempting to share items through the Enterprise portal. I do not expect sharing through the ArcGIS Api for Python or through the sharing api to be impacted.

‎05-11-2023

@BillFox - thanks for commenting. The development team is aware of and looking into BUG-000158232. I highly recommend that those running into this issue at 11.1 and that have Esri Support available, call support to be added to BUG-000158232. @NicolasGIS - do you have the ability to edit this post title to mention the viewOnly aspect to this issue? For example "Portal for ArcGIS 11.1: can no longer share items with groups when user owns or manages over 30 view only groups". This update may help others running into this find this post.

‎05-11-2023

Thank you @NicolasGIS for the BUG number. Just a note for the workaround that you are able to unshare items from the Group's Content page by selecting the item(s) and clicking the "remove from group" option on the page (pictured below). Although this workaround is not ideal, I want to make sure you have the tools to continue your work. Thanks, Marley

‎05-10-2023

Thank you for reporting this issue @NicolasGIS. There is a workaround available to help in this situation. In the case that you have over 29 groups that are configured to only allow group owners and managers to contribute, you can share items to these groups from the group's content page. I know that the likely more popular share item workflows happen from the Content or item details pages, but this is another workflow that does not seem impacted by this issue.

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Latest Contributions by MarleyGeddes

Re: Enterprise staging 11.4 license

Re: What happens when Portal licenses expire?

Re: license manager 2024.0 compatible with enterprise 10.9.1

Re: Sharing webmap prompts Update Sharing

Re: Recycle bin for Enterprise Portal

Re: Managing mutliple portal Creator accounts - data security and permissions acoss groups

Re: Portal for ArcGIS 11.1: can no longer share items with groups when user owns or manages over 30 view only groups

Re: Why do I need a license manager for Portal user licenses (Enterprise 11.1, Linux)

Re: Why do I need a license manager for Portal user licenses (Enterprise 11.1, Linux)

Re: ArcGIS portal last login

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Re: Portal for ArcGIS 11.1: can no longer share items with groups !

Re: Portal for ArcGIS 11.1: can no longer share items with groups !

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