Latest Contributions by DerekLaw

Hi Andrew, > Is there a limitation on Portal consuming (and especially editing) ArcGIS Rest services hosted on the same server? No, there is no such limitation. This workflow is fully supported. The error messages you posted suggest that some Portal for ArcGIS install files are missing or inaccessible to the web browser. It sounds like something is amiss with your Portal for ArcGIS installation/configuration. Please contact Esri Tech Support so they can help investigate and resolve your issue. Hope this helps, ... View more

Hi Joann, > I am finding out that spatial analysis capabilities that are available with EM4C for AGOL are not available for EM4C with Portal. All of the spatial analysis capabilities in EM4C should be accessible/available when configured with Portal for ArcGIS 10.3.1. FYI: you would have to configure some of the web services that power the spatial analysis capabilities as "utility services" in your Portal. Please review these help topics: About utility services—Portal for ArcGIS (10.3 and 10.3.1) | ArcGIS for Server Configure utility services—Portal for ArcGIS (10.3 and 10.3.1) | ArcGIS for Server Hope this helps, ... View more

Hi Jeremy, There are no current plans to enable ArcGIS Server to support the Docker platform​ at this time. Hope this helps, ... View more

Hi Line, Using an Enterprise geodatabase (aka. ArcSDE geodatabase) as a managed data store (i.e., data storage option) for your ArcGIS Server site is fine. In this case, I am referring to the generic concept of a "data store" for ArcGIS Server. Help topic, Data storage considerations for an ArcGIS Server site—Documentation (10.3 and 10.3.1) | ArcGIS for Server If you want to enable a hosting server for your Portal for ArcGIS, the "ArcGIS Data Store" (i.e., the software product) is the recommended option, because it has been optimized to store hosted services. What is ArcGIS Data Store?—Portal for ArcGIS (10.3 and 10.3.1) | ArcGIS for Server Q) Are you trying to configure and deploy a hosting server for your Portal for ArcGIS? If so, then you should use the ArcGIS Data Store instead of an Enterprise geodatabase. Hope this helps, ... View more

Hi Joann, In addition to what Jake posted, please review these ArcUser technical articles: ArcGIS for Server 101 Portal for ArcGIS 101 Hope this helps, ... View more

Hi Antonie, The different web services in ArcGIS Server (e.g., map service, feature service, locator service, etc.) do NOT have different release cycles from Server. They are released in the same cycle as the ArcGIS for Server software release. And yes, there may be functional differences in web services between ArcGIS for Server software release cycles. For example, we added enhancements to the map service from v10.2 to v10.3. It is best to review the What's New help topic in the ArcGIS for Server help documentation. Hope this helps, ... View more

Hi Clara, FYI, we've aggregated the GDBT-related ideas on the Ideas site into a single idea and marked it as implemented. Release the GDBT for ArcGIS 10 With the exception of the State Tree viewer functionality, which had 2 separate ideas posted; which have now been combined into a single idea, State Tree Diagram for 10.1 and above Thanks for bringing this to my attention. ... View more

Hi Clara, > ... all of our feedback and requests are scattered all over the place, resulting in the appearance that this is coming from a half dozen fringe users. ... Can you or someone on the ESRI end with any interest in the GDBT and state tree diagram help us consolidate that feedback into one place so that our request can be viewed as one request and given its fair weight? I just checked the Ideas site and I see your point. Yes, I will coordinate getting the various separate ideas integrated into a single/unified idea - to more accurately reflect the user interest in the state tree viewer functionality. I will update this thread when this has been done. Thanks. ... View more

Hi Gail, > To do this our server needs to be registered with ArcGIS Online. ArcGIS Online does not support registering an ArcGIS Server site with an ArcGIS Online organization. I suspect what you want to do is add individual web services from your ArcGIS Server site as items in your ArcGIS Online organization. You can do this by simply logging into your ArcGIS Online organization and adding the web services as new items. Help topic: Add Items (look under the Add items from the web section) > Also, can someone tell me, is there a charge for this?? Please review this doc, Service Credits Overview Hope this helps, ... View more

Hi Badar, Q) In case an organization has two Advanced Servers can the named user licenses clubbed together for use on a single instance of Portal for ArcGIS? and how? Yes, in the scenario above you can combine the named user accounts that are included with the 2x Advanced ArcGIS for Server licenses into a single Portal for ArcGIS instance. Please contact Esri Customer Service (or your local Esri Distributor) and they can generate a new license file for you to deploy. Hope this helps, ... View more

Hi Shafi, Apologies for the late reply, I was out of the office on business travel the last 2 weeks. Please open an incident with Esri Tech Support so they can investigate and help resolve your issue. Good luck, ... View more

Hi Shafi, The item you posted appears to be an issue within your ADFS identity provider. I suggest you contact your IDP resource to help you investigate further as it looks like you're also using custom code to perform the logout operation. This seems to be outside the domain of Portal for ArcGIS. Hope this helps, ... View more

Hi Paul, > Does a map published for "Everyone" mean that any IWA authenticated user can see the map, even if they are not a Named User? If you configure your Portal for ArcGIS with IWA authentication, then Portal items that are set to be shared with "everyone" means that any Windows AD user should be able to see and view that item. They do not need to be a named user in Portal. Hope this helps, ... View more