I'm trying to configure ArcGIS DataStore 10.9.1 installed on windows server 2019
with ArcGIS server Machine on Win2019. it is failed with error:
Could not connect to server on machine 'https:\\GISSERVERFQDN:6443'. ArcGIS Data Store or ArcGIS Server on that machine may not be running or the machine is not reachable at this time.
however, ArcGIS Server Machine is running and can connect to it on the browser.
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Hi Scott.
Thanks for your clarifications .
https://enterprise.arcgis.com/en/portal/latest/administer/windows/troubleshoot.htm#anchor1
Hi. At 10.9.1 you don’t need to put the https or the port number it’s just the fully qualified domain name of the proposed hosting server:
hostname.domain.com
do not use the web adaptor address. It’s purely the name of the host machine.
also make sure you’re using the primary site admin account for the server. Don’t use portal credentials?
also have you opened up all the firewalls?
Hi Scott.
Thanks for your clarifications .
https://enterprise.arcgis.com/en/portal/latest/administer/windows/troubleshoot.htm#anchor1
I think that may be out of date. We had to enter:
up until and including 10.7.1 but since then I have only ever entered:
host.domain.com
The web configuration form actually states:
Example: gisserver.domain.com
I've seen people enter http://...:6443 and it fail, so stick to the example.
Which data stores are you installing on this machine? There are different ports for each data store type. Documentation is here:
Ports used by ArcGIS Data Store—ArcGIS Enterprise | Documentation for ArcGIS Enterprise
What was your solution to this? I'm having the same issue even with entering host name and admin credentials. Thanks!
Hi Emily,
In the past we used:
in the data store config, but only up and including ArcGIS 10.7.1.
Since then I have only ever entered:
host.domain.com
The configuration tools adds the https:// and the :6443 if you try and enter the full path into the configuration screen then my guess is that behind the scenes it's trying to connect to:
https://https://host.domain.com:6443:6443
which is clearly wrong. Stick to the host.domain.com approach and you should be fine.
I had this same issue and resolved it with the following approach.
My normal hosting server URL is like this: https://gis-prep.orgname.com
Here is what I tried (note that browsing to the site via web browser worked):
So there you have it, with all the morning fluffing about, it works via "gis-prep" as the hosting server name.
Hope that helps some people.
Helpful Info:
This was an upgrade from Enterprise 10.8.1 to 11.1.