Latest Contributions by MichaelJenkins

Yes, and AGOL doesn't need to be able to communicate directly with the Portal.   The Portal will reach out to AGOL and ask for the data.   ... View more

With a Distributed Collaboration between Enterprise and ArcGIS Online, the Enterprise Portal can be behind a firewall on a local DNS because Enterprise connects to Online, but Online never connects to Enterprise. ... View more

Isn't a Partnered Collaboration only for ArcGIS Online to ArcGIS Online?    Use a Distributed Collaboration for Enterprise to ArcGIS Online.  Understand collaborations—ArcGIS Online Help | Documentation ... View more

Just make sure it is stopped before you reboot. ... View more

Following.   We need to do the same thing.   I see how to create an "application" item that has a client ID and secret, and I am able to generate a token using that, but I don't understand how that grants access to content, or how to specify which content it should have access to. ... View more

I'm on 11.2 and the version shown in Portal Administrator Directory is 11.2, but on /portal/sharing/rest it doesn't show a version number.    If go from the root down to /portal/sharing/rest/portals/self it says current version is 2023.2   Which is interesting because ArcGIS Monitor went from version 10.8.1 to version 2023.0 (latest version is 2023.3       ... View more

If you publish to an ArcGIS Server and choose Copy all Data instead of Reference Data, or if you choose Reference Data but your data source isn't registered you will get the warning "All data will be copied to the server", then a copy of your FGDB is uploaded to the server and ArcGIS Server does use a FGDB as the data source for the service.   This is for a stand alone ArcGIS server, though.  When you have Enterprise, it will always use the Data Store (Relational) to store data for feature services when you choose Copy All Data.  One exception I'm aware of is that if, when publishing from ArcPro, you select "Map Image" in the General tab under Reference registered data, and the location of your source FGDB is not already registered with the server, then it will behave as above and upload a copy of your FGDB. This only works for Map Image Layers, aka dynamic map services, not for hosted feature layers as far as I can tell.   ... View more

Agreed, it is not uncommon to use AGO as your ArcGIS Pro license manager and then interact with other ArcGIS Enterprise Portals.  You only need to ensure you have enough of the right type of Enterprise licenses for your users. ... View more

Yes, the F5 Virtual Server has the DNS C-Name assigned to its IP and a CA SSL applied to it.  The web adaptor server runs IIS and can use a domain cert.  The F5 VS is the only thing end users connect to.   It proxies traffic to a 'pool' which, in this case, only has one server in it and that is the web adaptor server. ... View more

Agreeing with the first comment on both points - shared accounts are to be discouraged, but to reset the password a user must receive an email with a link to rest the password, so simply setting the email for the account to your own will prevent other users from changing the password. ArcGIS Enterprise comes with unlimited viewer accounts, and it is preferred to have users use their own accounts.   ... View more

Have you considered using Hosted feature layer views for each of them?  You would still only have one hosted feature layer, but you could add the views to the web map instead of the source feature layer and then control access via sharing.  Create hosted feature layer views—ArcGIS Online Help | Documentation     ... View more