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‎10-06-2020

Hi Jamal, This is something that should really be tested within your own environment to compare the performance, as it's difficult to say for certain. Although a 40gpbs connection should be expected to perform quite fast, the behavior could be vastly different when the network is under heavy load, and without proper load testing it is impossible to say if it would be equivalent to local file storage.

‎10-06-2020

Hi Ryan, Thank you for the clarification. I did some investigation and I think it could have to do with the different measurement settings. Which measurement type are you using in ArcMap? I believe that by default it uses the "Planar" measurement setting, which would be appropriate for a 2D projected coordinate system, but WGS 1984 Web Mercator is based on a spheroid; therefore, the "Geodesic" measurement setting would be more appropriate. I believe this is the type of measurement used in the web map viewer. Measuring distances and areas—ArcMap | Documentation Let me know if you are still seeing the discrepancy after changing the measurement type to "Geodesic" in ArcMap. Best, Rachel

‎10-06-2020

Hi Jamal, For cache storage, a directory local to the ArcGIS Server machine will usually be the fastest/best performing as long as it has enough disk space to hold the cache, as it does not need to access the cache tiles over the network. Placing identical file geodatabases on each server machine (if you are using a multi-machine deployment) usually performs the best for caching workflows. Data storage considerations for an ArcGIS Server site—ArcGIS Server | Documentation for ArcGIS Enterprise (see section: File Geodatabases and Map Caching) Tips and best practices for map caches—ArcGIS Server | Documentation for ArcGIS Enterprise If you are experiencing slow performance, it could be network or system resources as you stated above, but it could also be caused by an antivirus or threat scanning software. Make sure the cache directory folder is added as an exception to your antivirus. Hope this helps. Rachel

‎10-05-2020

Hi Ryan, When data is reprojected, there is always going to be some loss of accuracy. Some transformations have a more significant loss than others. Do you have any more information about how the original dataset was created? Was it always in WGS 1984 Web Mercator, or was it created in a different coordinate system and reprojected in ArcMap/ArcGIS Pro? Check the transformation of the data frame in the Properties under Coordinate Systems > Transformations. This documentation might also be helpful: Choosing an appropriate transformation—ArcMap | Documentation How To: Determine which NAD_1983_To_WGS_1984 transformation to use You might also want to check to see how the data is transformed within ArcGIS Pro to see if it is treating the data differently. - Rachel

‎08-27-2020

Hello Jamal, The roles for the built-in identity store in ArcGIS Server are very simplistic. Any users with the Publisher or Administrator role implicitly gains access permissions to all services published on the ArcGIS Server site. This overrides any settings on the individual folders. For finer-grained access control in a standalone ArcGIS Server site, it is recommended to configure users and roles with a web-tier identity store (such as Active DIrectory). Manage roles in Manager—ArcGIS Server | Documentation for ArcGIS Enterprise Hope this helps. -Rachel

‎08-27-2020

Hello Chris, Within the context of technical support, this is how we typically refer to these configurations: A single-machine site usually refers to an ArcGIS Server site (whether part of an Enterprise stack or as a standalone server) that has a single ArcGIS Server machine. A multi-machine site is an ArcGIS Server site that has one or more additional ArcGIS Server machines added to the site. A single-machine deployment is an ArcGIS Enterprise deployment where Portal, Server, Data Store, and Web Adaptor are on the same machine. A multi-machine deployment is simply an ArcGIS Enterprise deployment that has more than one machine as part of its configuration. A High-Availability environment is a multi-machine deployment that has redundancy with its ArcGIS Enterprise components, typically more than one machine for each component. The configuration that you describe would be a multi-machine deployment with a single-machine ArcGIS Server site. I hope this helps! -Rachel

‎07-24-2020

Hello Alec, If this survey is a secure resource, this is intentional; the header is set with the SAMEORIGIN directive to block any cross-origin framing of OAuth-secured resources. The survey and any resources in it must be shared publicly before they can be embedded. Rachel

‎07-09-2020

Hello William, Great question! In order to publish a 3D scene layer, the publishing process requests a Portal token for the tile cache data store endpoint at the Server Administrator directory. It seems that your role might not allow access to that endpoint. In order to grant your Portal user access to that endpoint, your administrator must add the "Publish hosted scene layers" privilege to your member role: Configure member roles—Portal for ArcGIS (10.8) | Documentation for ArcGIS Enterprise I hope this helps! -Rachel

‎07-06-2020

Hello Tiger Woulds‌, Yes, the Host Portal (you) will be able to send content to the Guest Portal (the client), and receive content back from the Guest Portal (if send and receive is enabled), but only the Host Portal can make edits to the original layer that are synchronized back to the workspace. The best you might be able to do within the collaboration workspace is the Host Portal sends the feature layer as a copy to the Guest Portal, the Guest Portal exports it as a new hosted feature layer with their edits, then sends the new layer back to the Host Portal through the collaboration workspace.

‎07-02-2020

After unregistering, if the spatiotemporal data store still shows up when running the describedatastore command line utility, you may need to remove the entry for the spatiotemporal data store in the arcgis-data-store-config.json file. The default location is C:\arcgisdatastore\etc\arcgis-data-store-config.json Remove the entry like the one I have highlighted, save the file, and then re-start the Data Store service. After waiting a few more minutes, run the describedatastore command line tool again to make sure it is no longer showing an entry for Spatiotemporal. Hope this helps! - Rachel

‎07-02-2020

Do you have an antivirus software? You may need to add exceptions for/whitelist the following directories: Portal for ArcGIS <installation drive>:\arcgisportal <installation drive>:\Program Files\ArcGIS\Portal ArcGIS Server <installation drive>:\arcgisserver <installation drive>:\Program Files\ArcGIS\Server <installation drive>:\Python27 ArcGIS Data Store <installation drive>:\arcgisdatastore <installation drive>:\Program Files\ArcGIS\Datastore

‎07-01-2020

Unfortunately, it is not possible to use SAML accounts for token authentication as this would present a security concern that undermines the purpose of using a SAML IDP. If Enterprise B still has built-in accounts with access to the secure service (such as the default portal administrator account), entering those built-in credentials would work to access that service. If you want to share secure services between two Portals using SAML accounts, I would recommend using the Distributed Collaboration method instead.

‎06-29-2020

Hello Andrew, Make sure that your Server is enforcing standardized SQL queries. This can potentially affect the behavior of applications like Operations Dashboard from querying by date. In the Server Administrator directory, navigate to system > properties > update. Look for a "standardizedQueries" parameter. By default, this parameter is not listed in the properties and is set to "true", meaning that standardized SQL queries are enforced. However, if this parameter is listed and set to "false", you will need to either remove that line, or set it to "true." See: Enforce standardized SQL queries—ArcGIS Server Administration (Windows) | Documentation for ArcGIS Enterprise for more information. Hope this helps! Rachel

‎05-29-2020

Hello Priya, Are any published hosted feature services failing or otherwise exhibiting aberrant behavior? You can try running the describedatastore command line tool (the default install directory is C:\Program Files\ArcGIS\DataStore\tools) to check to see if the data store switched into READONLY mode. Sometimes it switches to READONLY mode if it does not have enough disk space in the backup location. ArcGIS Data Store command utility reference—ArcGIS Data Store (Windows) Installation Guide | Documentation for ArcGIS En… Hope this helps! - Rachel

‎05-26-2020

Is this client part of an organization that has their own Portal or ArcGIS Online organization? If so, you could set up a distributed collaboration between both Portals. About distributed collaboration—Portal for ArcGIS (10.8) | Documentation for ArcGIS Enterprise

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