Latest Contributions by MichaelJenkins

It would be the Level_ID field.  That is waht floor chooser widget will use to filter out the features to the level you select. ... View more

I think you will need go to the properties of each layer and set the "Floors" property there as well. ... View more

Many of the names here are familiar to me because they have posted so many useful comments and soltions.  Thanks to you all for helping out the rest of us! ... View more

This is a handy tip.  I have found myself looking through lists of posts and manually looking for the green checkmark. I will use this when I want to see only posts with an accepted solution. ... View more

I have logged a case as well ... View more

Are Replication Packages normally deleted from AGO after the sync is successful, or are they always left behind? ... View more

OK, I see them now.   They are even labelled "replication package" -- handy!   For anyone else looking for these, they end up in the root folder of the owner of the workspace (group) that is part of the collaboration. Thank you! ... View more

I'm having a timeout issue on a collaboration by reference as well.  Where do I look for the orphaned packages? ... View more

If you were unaware of this issue, be sure to sign up for the ArcGIS Enterprise Blog or other announcemnt lists from Esri.    They did a pretty good job with knowing this was coming.  Impact of Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge 127 updates on ArcGIS Enterprise (esri.com)   ... View more

Once you have a multi-machine deployment, you will see an option for which server to use during the publishing process from Pro.   If you are creating a hosted feature layer, it will automatically go to the hosting server and be stored in the data store.   If you choose to publish a service referencing data in an EGDB, you will get a drop down list of all your servers.   The unfortunate part of this is that it will default to the hosting server, so if you are allowing users to publish their own services, you can't really control which server they publish to -- you can only educate them which ones to use.     ... View more

You would  not want to join it to your existing ArcGIS Server site for the reasons discussed earlier in this thread -- if joined then both machines would split all of the work.  Keep them separated. ... View more

Use  the URL to your Portal home page.  https://MyEnterprise.MyOrg.com/portal for example ... View more

I can't speak to what the documentation is warning about, but... If you want to gain more insight into memory usage by services, open Task Manager and click on the "Details" tab. You will see dozens of ArcSoc.exe processes listed and their memory usage.  Each one is a "instance" of a map service.   Task manager has some hidden columns with good info.  Right click on a column name and you should see "Select columns", then find and select "Command line" Now you will have a column that tells you exactly which map service each ArcSOC is related to.  Look for "Dservice=mapservice name.MapServer" With the number of services you are working with, I would go for 64GB off RAM on that machine.  32GB would likley not be enough.   Curious what JCarlson thinks about that. ... View more