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@GISiste, Verify the ArcGIS Service Account for each ArcGIS application (Portal, Server, Data Store) is the same Verify the shared_location and backup_location in the .properties file is a network share Verify the ArcGIS Service Account has FULL CONTROL of this network share Verify the user running the webgisdr has FULL CONTROL of this network share
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Hi @Leandro-Zamudio , Try the following: from arcgis.gis import server
# Variables
agsURL = 'dsn.domain.com/webadaptor' # ArcGIS Server URL
username = 'portaladmin' # Portal credentials if federated
password = '**********'
folder = 'Public' # name of ArcGIS Server folder
# Connect to ArcGIS Server
agsServer = server.Server(url=f"https://{agsURL}", username=username, password=password)
# Iterate through services
for service in agsServer.services.list(folder):
print(service)
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Hi @chris_del101, What version of Enterprise and what version of the ArcGIS API for Python are you using?
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@GISiste are you able to successfully generate the webgisdr from the source environment? If so, I would recommend starting over for your target environment: Uninstall all ArcGIS applications Delete their corresponding directories (i.e. /Program Files/ArcGIS/Portal, /arcgisportal, /arcgisserver, etc) Modify the hosts files on each server Reinstall the 10.8.1 Verify you can access the target environment using the URL from the source environment Restore the webgisdr Upgrade to 11.3
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@Henry delete line 158: root_folder = gis.content.folders.get() Then change line 159 from: fgd_item = root_folder.add(item_properties=fgd_properties, file=gdb + ".zip").result() to: fgd_item = gis.content.add(item_properties=fgd_properties, data=gdb + ".zip")
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@denisCallens in the Python 3 command prompt, ArcGIS Pro Notebook, or Python IDE, try executing the below code: from arcgis.gis import GIS
gis = GIS('https://dns.domain.com/portal', 'built-in-user', 'password', verify_cert=False)
Does this work successfully?
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Hi @GISiste, The best way to migrate from one environment to another is using the webgisdr. See the following document. However, the environments must match (i.e. same version), so you're workflow would be: 1. Install ArcGIS Enterprise 10.8.1 in target environment using the same external URL by modifying the etc/hosts files 2. Create the webgisdr from source environment 3. Restore the webgisdr in target environment 4. Upgrade target environment to 11.3
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@denisCallens do you have Windows Authentication enabled on Portal's web adaptor? If so, you need to check the box highlighted below: This will remove the username/password parameters and attempt to authenticate using your windows credentials.
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@chris_del101 1. Can you send a screen shot of Portal > Organization > Settings > Security > Logins: 2. Is there an '@' symbol in your username? For example, jskinner@ESRI. 3. Check the casing of your username. 4. What version of ArcGIS Pro and ArcGIS Enterprise are you running?
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@chris_del101 what type of security are you attempting to sign in with (i.e. Built-in, Active Directory, SAML)? Only built-in and active directory are supported. Check the comment above your last one that has a python snippet. Does this work for you?
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@chris_del101 I don't seem to have much luck with cloning either. Check out these tools. They will allow you to migrate hosted feature services, web maps, web apps, dashboards, and story maps from one environment to another.
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Great find @CameronMcCormick ! Looks like this is a bug when label's are enabled. I was able to reproduce this as well.
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@denisCallens in the Python 3 command prompt, ArcGIS Pro Notebook, or Python IDE, try executing the below code:
from arcgis.gis import GIS
gis = GIS('https://dns.domain.com/portal', 'built-in-user', 'password', verify_cert=False)
Does this work successfully?
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12-16-2024
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@AmyRoust since you are using arcpy, I would use these tools to perform the append. You can perform these steps in ArcGIS Pro and copy the code to your Notebook. For example, use the Make Feature Layer tool to create a feature layer with the query. Then, use the Append tool to append the records with the field mapping configured. You can easily copy the code you need by clicking the dropdown arrow next to Run:
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@denisCallens did you change the validation code? It looks like you're receiving a different error (i.e. Unable to generate Oauth token). This error should not be generated when using built-in credentials. Below is the error I'm receiving when specifying invalid credentials:
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