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The health status site just answered my own question: https://status.arcgis.com/   ... View more

Hello - it looks like maybe the update did not occur on June 24?  And / Or is still ongoing?  I'm not seeing any changes in our org . . .  ... View more

Here are our findings that we have submitted to Support Case Number #04201129: We have completed all requested actions support listed and we are still getting the error in ArcGIS Pro 3.7 when trying to validate using the Validate Network Topology GP tool on the DEFAULT version. ERROR 004403: Unable to validate network topology because another session is currently validating. All versions were reconciled/posted and deleted, and all users exited the system to remove all locks. GDBs were updated and are now at version 12.1, the Prune Branch History tool was run on all datasets, all indexes were rebuilt, disable/enable topology was done, services overwritten, and verified no other locks were present on the database. After the above we tested in Pro 3.6 and the Validate Network Topology GP tool works with no errors on the DEFAULT version. Pro 3.7 still gives the error and fails. It would seem this is a bug related to Pro 3.7. This was a lot of work.  At this time, we now need support to replicate and confirm. ... View more

Yes I am seeing the same log entry for Monitor Server 2026.0 and Monitor Agent 2026.0.1 I'm not sure what it means yet. ... View more

@RobertKrisher  - we have submitted a premium support case: Support Case Number #04201129 Thanks ... View more

Yeah who knows @Joshua-Young   My issue was more like what @NicolasGIS encountered.  I think the DS going from pg16.x to ps18x and skipping 17.x may have a role, like I mentioned earlier.  But IDK.  Like @Scott_Tansley - I to now have DS restore in my bag. ... View more

Hi @Joshua-Young - basically yes.  We (Support and I) essentially performed a new install of 12.1 datastore.  Our Relational Datastore is on a stand-alone server in our distributed deploy - i.e. only the Relational is defined on this server and is the Primary. So we had to think of it as a disaster recovery as defined here, so I have to push back a little on @Scott_Tansley here, in that it is documented as a supported recovery method: https://doc.esri.com/en/arcgis-enterprise/latest/administer/dsu-restoredatastore.html?pivots=os-windows "If you cannot recover the data store, install ArcGIS Data Store on a new machine, do not configure the data store, and restore the last full backup to the new machine". For post-install steps, I defined the datastore as a relational store type then stopped.  I did no further configuration on the new 12.1 install.  Then I moved into the command line utility and ran the restore datastore following this example in the above help section: ***** "In this example, the relational store is restored to a new machine using a backup file named movedatastore. When you restore to a new machine, you must specify the location of the backup file and the location of the new ArcGIS Data Store content directory. Because the hosted feature services are still running on the same GIS Server site with which the relational store is registered, --bound true is not required, but the GIS Server URL and administrator credentials are required:  restoredatastore --target movedatastore --source-loc \\buserver\data\backups --data-dir D:\arcgisdatastore --server-url https://gisserver.example.com:6443  --server-admin siteadmin --server-password $Aup.4s ****** I did make sure the datastore was unregistered from the hosting site first by un-registering it from Server Manager.  Then after the restore utility completed, the datastore was discovered as itself using the describedatastore and validate with the hosting site.   I then needed to run the configurebackuplocation with the --change argument to re-set my backup location and then I needed to re-run the replacesslcertificate, and then create a new full backup. Our dump file is 6Gb in size, so the restore operations took about 20 minutes or so So now what we have is a new 12.1 datastore, not an upgraded one, in that in running diskcleanup has nothing to clean up....  ... View more

Yes I agree with @Joshua-Young and @NicolasGIS.  @jill_es - I did work with support as I indicated above, and I am all set with our upgrade but it took a new install of the 12.1 relational datastore type and a restoredatastore command as I indicated above. In my environment the:   Portal for ArcGIS Security 2026 Update 1 Patch D for Windows and Linux is now available  already showed as installed on my 12.0 environment via the Portal patch notification tool.  No other patches for Portal at 12.0 showed as available via the patch notification tool This is why I felt confident going ahead with with the upgrade from 12.0 > 12.1.  So to me, the issue is not resolved. ... View more

Hi @Joshua-Young and @JonEmch  - I too encountered a failed upgrade for the relational datastore going from 12.0 > 12.1.  The initial upgrade error was the same when using the post-upgrade wizard/browser: "dsadmindb not found. Cannot complete upgrade". I said, ok, let me try running upgrade command thru command line.  This produced a different set of errors: Attempt to configure data store failed. Caused by: Database upgrade failed for relational store. Caused by: Failed to start relational store. Caused by: Connection timed out while waiting for relational store machine to start. With esri support, we eventually had uninstall the data store, wipe the install directory, rename the old D:\arcgisdatastore directory to D:\arcgisdatastore_old, Install datastore as a new 12.1 datastore, re-specify the new datastore directory at D:\arcgisdatastore. At this point however, I did not go through the post-upgrade.  Went directly to command line utility and performed the restoredatastore command as specified here: restoredatastore --target movedatastore --source-loc \\buserver\data\backups --data-dir C:\datastore --server-url https://gisserver.example.com:6443 --server-admin siteadmin --server-password $Aup.4s This then validated in both Server Admin and Server Manager. However, we still do not know why the upgrade failed.  I suspect because Entpersrise relational datastore at 12.0 is at pg16.x and relational datastore at 12.1 is at pg18.x and some module was missed.  But I have no idea. @Scott_Tansley  @NicolasGIS  ... View more

sometime next week perhaps after we upgrade to 12.1, thanks. ... View more

Ok thanks for this @Joshua-Young - I'm in the same environment - multi-machine deploy, everything separated.  Like you, I always upgrade with AV disabled. I'm really wondering what the malfunction is here, other than what seem to be issues with the security patch updates, because I had no issues upgrading from 11.5 to 12.0 back on December 6 2025.  The only real issue that arose for us at 12.0  post upgrade was this: BUG-000181250 - Cannot disable or enable ArcGIS REST Services Directory in ArcGIS Server Administrator Directory. At least one reply here: https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-enterprise-portal-questions/portal-for-arcgis-upgrade-from-11-5-to-12-1-not/td-p/1704601/page/2 from @NicolasGIS suggests that esri support said they did complete a successful 12.0 > 12.1 But for now it looks like anyone going from 11.5 > 12.1 has to do what @Scott_Tansley did.  Meant to add that then of course having to remove patches before an upgrade is the opposite of what any of us have learned over the years..... ... View more

HI @Joshua-Young - is this a base deploy on a single machine or are you trying to upgrade a multi-machine deployment?  And was Active Virus scanning running during your upgrade or were you able to suspend AV? I'm at 12.0 on a multi-machine deploy and am wondering if anyone has attempted that upgrade 12.0>12.1 Sorry I didn't see this thread: https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-enterprise-portal-questions/portal-for-arcgis-upgrade-from-11-5-to-12-1-not/td-p/1704601 Still wondering on a course of action then for 12.0 > 12.1.  Datastore has no patches to remove at 12.0 on my multi-machine deploy ... View more

I can confirm that I too can publish a vector tile package that uses a state plane coordinate system and the ArcGIS Online tiling scheme.  I overwrite one every week for our State Plane basemap tile. Currently I am in ArcGIS Pro 3.7, Enterprise 12.0.  For tlpk (like an old map tile package or a tiled image layer), that is still not the case.  I cannot use our state plane coordinate system and the ArcGIS Online tiling scheme together.  ... View more

Hi @DerekLaw  - there doesn't seem to be an 'Issues Addressed' section in the current 2026 Release Notes: https://support.esri.com/en-us/patches-updates/2026/arcgis-monitor-2026-0-release-notes#features-and-enhancements Will the tech / document support team be updating this document to include an issues addressed section? Thanks -  ... View more