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License Manager 10.2 Online Help – Using the options file does not include all the steps that the License Manager 10 Online Help does.  License Manager 10.2 Online Help is missing the steps regarding the modification of the service.txt file to include the location of the ARCGIS.opt file.  License Manger 10 Online Help does not show the 64-bit version of the default location for the ARCGIS.opt file.  Links to both online help pages are listed, below. License Manager 10 online help: http://help.arcgis.com/en/arcgisdesktop/10.0/install_guides/license_manager_guide/index.html#//00790000000z000000.htm License Manager 10.2 online help: http://resources.arcgis.com/en/help/install-guides/license-manager/10.2/index.html#//00790000000z000000 The complete instructions should read as such: To create and use an options file 1. Open Notepad or another text editor. 2. Create your options based on the control you require. See the individual topics for the syntax for the various options supported. 3. Save the file as ARCGIS.opt in the ArcGIS License Manager installation location. The default location is C:\Program Files\ArcGIS\License10.2\bin (32-bit machine) or C:\Program Files (x86)\ArcGIS\License10.2\bin (64-bit machine). 4. Open the service.txt file from the installation location in a text editor. 5. Add the path to the ARCGIS.opt file in the VENDOR line after ARCGIS.     For example: VENDOR ARCGIS options="C:\Program Files (x86)\ArcGIS\License10.2\bin\ARCGIS.opt" 6. Launch ArcGIS License Server Administrator from Start > Programs > ArcGIS > License Manager > License Server Administrator. 7. Click Start/Stop License Service in the table of contents and click the Re-Read Licenses button to pick up the options file. To check whether the options have been applied, click Diagnostics and click View to view the debug log. ... View more

With which browser have you found the least number of issues when working in ArcGIS Online for Organizations?  Internet Explorer, Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox? We have found IE 10 & 11 to be flakey.  Difficulties with adding secure services to the ‘My Content’ area; initial login fails then works at the second or third attempt; line features with two end vertices in the editing environment, and more.  Browser history/cache has been cleared with no change in behavior.  With Chrome (latest version), these issues do not exist or rarely appear. We are also using SAML with ADFS for enterprise login to AGOL.  When we enable enterprise Single Sign-On, Chrome does not recognize SSO and AGOL can, therefore, not be accessed via a Chrome browser.  IE and Firefox (latest version) do recognize and work with SSO enabled. So, we would like to use IE as our enterprise browser to access AGOL, but it behaves poorly and unpredictably.  The Chrome browser behaves better, but does not work when our enterprise Single Sign-On is enabled.  We have little experience with Firefox, but it appears to behave well and respects SSO. Do you have any AGOL browser user experiences that you would like to share? ... View more