Latest Contributions by Shashibhushan

Hi @JohnathanHasthorpe Is there a visible timeline to support offline area in QuikCapture? We are in a trial phase of the project to implement the daily inspection activity by 300 plsus users and it requires offline areas. All our users will be in remote areas and without offline areas, we can't implement QuickCapture. https://doc.arcgis.com/en/arcgis-online/manage-data/take-maps-offline.htm In the above page "Take web maps offline", QuickCapture is not yet listed. ... View more

@JohnathanHasthorpe  Hi Johnathan, Is there a visible timeline to support offline area in QuikCapture? We are in a trial phase of the project to implement the daily inspection activity by 300 plsus users and it requires offline areas. All our users will be in remote areas and without offline areas, we can't implement QuickCapture. https://doc.arcgis.com/en/arcgis-online/manage-data/take-maps-offline.htm In the above page "Take web maps offline", QuickCapture is not yet listed. ... View more

I think it might be due conflict of PostgreSQL community edition with embedded PostgreSQL version of Portal for ArcGIS. So, to check this, you can stop Service of PostgreSQL in Windows Services and restart the portal service. Let me know how it goes. ... View more

I know this is old post still providing details as it got many views. ArcGIS Server licensing is considered for Physical core counts not for Virtual Core counts. As long as you are adhering to the underlying physical cores, you are free to use in in the following scenarios also. Scenario 1: 4 machines with 2 physical cores each = 8 Core Scenario 2: 2 Machines with 4 physical cores each = 8 Core Scenario 3: 3 Machines - One machine with 4 cores, 2 machines with 2 cores each = 8 Core. Even on cloud also same policy is followed. In the following AWS URL you can see that the physical cores are considered for licensing and not Virtual cores. https://aws.amazon.com/ec2/physicalcores/  ... View more