Latest Contributions by ElliotJones

Hi Bill, This will depend largely on the amount of content that resides on ArcGIS Server and Portal for ArcGIS, as a system with relatively few services will upgrade much more quickly than a system with hundreds of services. That said, for many production environments I've seen upgrade times range from 2 hours to 6-8 like you mentioned. Machine resources also play a role but are typically secondary to the amount of content hosted on ArcGIS Enterprise. ... View more

Hi @mody_buchbinder, Are you trying to build this environment from scratch, or by using the ArcGIS Enterprise Cloud Builder for Azure tool?  We'll typically encourage you to use the Cloud Builder tool as this simplifies a lot of the configuration steps and sets things up using our preferred values. The resource I linked contains a wealth of information on ArcGIS Enterprise in Azure that should help clear some things up. ... View more

Hi @NicolasGIS, Thanks for reaching out. While the internal attributes (the ones provided by your Active Directory) cannot be edited, Portal for ArcGIS expects to receive group membership claims in the formats you listed below. However, any attribute from your AD that contains group information can be mapped to one of the "group" claims the Portal expects. Here's an illustration from our SAML (ADFS) configuration document that illustrates this well:   You'll see that entries in the left-hand column (from your Active Directory) are associated with outgoing claims that are sent to Portal for ArcGIS, on the right. In the example, "Token-Groups - Unqualified Names" is mapped to the "Group" value. However, you could easily replace "Token-Groups - Unqualified Names" with any group attribute that exists in your Active Directory. These settings are fairly standard in any SAML-compliant Identity Provider, but I wouldn't be sure of whether yours is compatible without knowing which vendor you use.  ... View more

Hi @SteveWay2, I realize this response may be a little late, but does your SSL certificate have valid Subject Alternative Names? Portal has slightly more restrictions on the format and contents of the SSL certificate than ArcGIS Server does, and may reject a certificate with invalid SANs or other content. ... View more

Hi @SrinivasaRao1,   This error occurs most commonly when Portal for ArcGIS is not configured with a locator service. Please see this technical article which describes how to address this. ... View more

Hi @RvBalimi,   Couple questions for you here: What distro and version of Linux are you using? Do your machine(s) have multiple NICs? As an aside, are you attempting to use Portal for ArcGIS on the same machine as the ArcGIS Data Store (Spatiotemporal)? ... View more

Hi @MichaelMorisette, Currently, built-in accounts are separate from Enterprise/SAML accounts. There are no currently plans to merge the two, as Enterprise accounts are derived from and managed by Active Directory, whereas built-in accounts have no such association.  Perhaps your third-party system supports Enterprise logins in some other way than SAML? So long as the NameID (username) remains the same, content should still be associated with the Enterprise account in Portal.  ... View more

Hi @SergioFernandez,   The ArcGIS Story Maps configurable app and its associated templates are available at Portal version 10.8.0 and earlier; however, the ArcGIS Story Maps application (which can be added to the App Launcher) is introduced at 10.8.1.  You can read about some of the differences between these tools here. ... View more

Hi @RyanBumm, Unfortunately, the only method to restore items like this is by either rolling your machine back to a saved snapshot using a third party backup system, or by restoring a webgisdr backup. Portal content that resides on a fileshare typically cannot be re-added by a simple file upload, but must be republished. ... View more

Hi @MiriEshel,   There are a variety of reasons you might encounter this error. First off, have you ensured that the service account that runs Portal for ArcGIS has "Full Control" access to the Portal's installation and content directories? If the service account is a local account, you might want to try a domain-joined account instead and attempt to run the upgrade again. ... View more

Hi @deleted-user-AS6_QJrk0S-e, Portal for ArcGIS supports any SAML 2.0-compliant Identity Provider, which includes Azure Active Directory. Here's some information on configuring Azure AD with Portal for ArcGIS. ... View more

Hi @LorieObal,   ArcGIS Pro can connect to cloud stores registered in your environment, including Azure Data Lakes. Please see this article for more information, and note that Data Lakes are only supported for big data processing (i.e. for use by ArcGIS GeoAnalytics Server) ... View more