Latest Contributions by JakeSkinner

If you are moving the existing server to the DMZ and the URL is not changing, there should be no further changes required on the ArcGIS side of things. ... View more

@Charlie_Kaufman is there another Administrator account you can try? ... View more

Hi @KnickMoschella, Do you have Windows Authentication enabled for ArcGIS Enterprise?  For example, when you got to the below URL, are you automatically signed in: https://domain.gov/server/rest/services/Brightly_Service_Enterprise_Publisher_MIL1/MapServer Or, do you have to present credentials? Is the Brightly Application on the same internal network as ArcGIS Enterprise?  If it is an external application, outside your network, you will need to enable ArcGIS Enterprise to be externally accessible as well.  This would require moving the ArcGIS web adaptor applications to a Web Server that is externally accessible (i.e. your DMZ).   Note:  if moving the web adaptor to your DMZ changes the DNS alias to access Enterprise, additional steps will be needed to update Enterprise. ... View more

@Kristofer if you still have backups or a webgisdr backup, you can try the steps outlined in the following video: https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-enterprise-documents/restore-and-upgrade-relational-data-store-after/ta-p/1664356 ... View more

@Charlie_Kaufman the hosted feature layers are AGOL hosted feature services, which should show under the User Content.  Can you click on one of those and verify user kaufmanc_sac is the owner?   ... View more

@Charlie_Kaufman does the kaufmanc_sac user own services?    ... View more

Hi @GeoAKS, yes this works migrating an Exp Builder App from AGOL to AGOL.  Is this reproducible with all Exp Builder Apps?  I've noticed sometimes if you don't tab out of the Web Maps and  Other Content parameters, the tool will not pick up the pasted value: You can also use the newer AGOL Assistant to see if the web map IDs are updating correctly.   ... View more

@Skysurfer publish the feature class(es) as a Map Service.  After it's published, go into ArcGIS Server Manager > click on the service > Capabilities > check Features Access with only Query capabilities:   ... View more

@AdamLake2 Unfortunately, It will be difficult to update the script without a reproducible case on my end. However, the manual way of doing this would be to extract the MSD file (i.e. using 7-zip) located at /arcgisserver/arcgissystem/arcgisinput/<service>/extracted/p**, update occurrences of the geodatabase version in all files, repackage as an MSD file, restart the service.   ... View more

@AdamLake2 looks like the geodatabase version information is stored in the MSD file, so this will need to be changed there.  The script unzips the MSD file, updates the information, and then re-zips the files/directories back to an MSD file.  In short, the script will need to be executed for the services to point to the other geodatabase version.   What was the issue in your test environment? ... View more

@Jonathan_Marin does ArcGIS Pro crash if you try connecting to AGOL rather than ArcGIS Enterprise? ... View more

@Jonathan_Marin it looks like the entire ArcGIS Pro application is crashing.  This seems like an issue with your installation of Pro.  Do you have another server that is running Pro to test with? ... View more

@Kristofer is the current primary Data Store validating successfully?  I recommend validating this through ArcGIS Server Manager > data > items > enterpriseDatabases > AGSDAtaStore_ds_****** > machines > [machine.domain.com] > validate. Are you able to connect to ArcGIS Server Admin (i.e. https://server.domain.com:6443/arcgis/admin) on the new Data Store machine? ... View more