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Hi Saurabh, Re Questions 1) What does this url in your load balancer points to https://dnsforportal.company.com:7443/arcgis Does it point to 7443 port of high available portal machines or it points to 443 port of arcgis webadaptor of portal machines?? In my case, we use 7443 based URL. The load balancer dnsforportal.company.com:7443 redirected to HA portal's port 7443. I short, load balancer's 7443 port to portal server's 7443 port redirect. As Jon mentioned, you could base it on port 443 or any other port of the load balancer as long as redirect configuration on LB uses portal server's 7443 port. From my understanding, privatePortalURL is never used by end-users, it is used by ArcGIS server to communicate to portal (and vice versa). Hence it cannot negotiate 401 challenge as Jon mentioned. 2) What does this url in your load balancer points to https://portaldmz.company.com/gisportal Does it point to 7443 port of high available portal machines or it points to 443 port of webadaptor of portal machines?? https://portaldmz.company.com/gisportalwill typically redirect to 443 port of web adaptor if you have it in front of portal. If you don't have web adaptor (best practice says we should), it will point to port 7443 of the portal server. Hope this helps. Cheers, Vish
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Hi Previn, Thanks, we have used this widget and extended it for our purposes. Do you know if this Widget will be rolled into WAB anytime? There are few suggestions / improvements that we would like to make... Thanks, Vish
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Works for me on Pro 2.5.0. I would use UN from SDE connection as a parameter. Try with turning off UN service if you have published one and then run the tool.
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Hi, We have designed ArcGIS Enterprise 10.7.1 high availability solution with Web Adaptors and third-party load balancer. All servers are VMs. We need to document ArcGIS Enterprise 10.7.1 fail-over scenarios and test all these scenarios prior to go-live to confirm the fail-over happens correctly. I have struggled to find any documentation on all fail-over scenarios but here is a list of fail-over test cases: ArcGIS Portal Fail-over: Stop ArcGIS Portal Service on a Primary node. or Shutdown server hosting Primary ArcGIS Portal. or Take the Primary ArcGIS Portal machine off the network. ArcGIS Server (2 machine site) Fail-over: Stop ArcGIS Server Service on one of the servers or Shutdown one of the Server hosting ArcGIS Server or Take one of the machine off the network. or Disjoin a machine from a site. ArcGIS Data Store Fail-over: Put the machine with Primary Data Store off the network or Make secondary Data Store primary. Are above scenarios correct for fail-over testing? Am I missing any scenario? There are some scenarios we cannot test e.g. disk crash. Thanks, Vish
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I have a same problem in 10.7.1. There is no Python API to elevate user's role in a group. I am working on large script to migrate portal named users to SAML log-ins. ArcGIS API for Python does not seem to have every REST API covered. I ended up making REST calls in some places where Python API doesn't exist or returns error. Here is a code for updating users' role in a group to group admin. grp_user_role_url = r"{}/sharing/rest/community/groups/{}/updateUsers".format(base_portal_url, group_obj.id)
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request.add_header('Referer', base_portal_url)
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Paul LeBlanc Thanks for clarification. I have a similar request from a Water Utility for Water Distribution. Two ranks "Raw Water" and "Reclaim Water" at the same rank level above "System" rank. And we are not keen to move to Enterprise 10.8 or Pro 2.4 for UN editing. Will just use Pro 2.5 to build UN model.
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Hi all, I am upgrading a water utility to ArcMap and Enterprise 10.6.1 from v10.2.1. Part of the upgrade process is to change the coordinate system of all the datasets. I wrote ArcPy code to perform in-place transformation to a new coordinate system. Core logic is; 1. Project all root feature classes and feature classes in the datasets to a temporary geodatabase with intended coordinate system. 2. Truncate all feature classes and datasets in the original workspace. 3. Change the spatial reference of the original workspace datasets and root feature classes to the intended coordinate system. 4. Append projected data from the temporary geodatabase classes back to source datasets and classes. This avoids dropping existing feature classes keeping all permissions etc same. And it seems to be working correctly. However, some of the datasets have geometric network and I am struggling to transform these. Most of the commands such as "project" etc do not work on feature classes that participate in the GN. I was hoping to export the geometric network, drop or disable the geometric network, change coordinate system of the datasets using above method and re-import or re-enable the geometric network. Unfortunately, there is no tool to export the geometric network with feature classes that participate in it, all connectivity rules and weights. Even arcpy.Describe does not give me the connectivity rules and weights so that I can write my own "rebuild" geometric network code. Is there any option to programmatically export and import/rebuild a geometric network. Only link I can find is https://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=fa4e4cdd3bf64be7a1287fd1fd12e2f1 which seems to a arcmap 10.2 addin and there is no 10.6+ version for it. Any help is very much appreciated. Thanks, Vish
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Hi, I have a client who is implementing SQL Server Distributed Availability Group. What is a distributed availability groups - SQL Server Always On | Microsoft Docs I just want to confirm if ArcMap, ArcGIS Pro and ArcGIS Server v10.7.x supports SQL Distributed Availability Group. According to Connections to highly available SQL Server databases—Help | ArcGIS Desktop it does support the SQL Always-on Availability Group and there shouldn't be any reason why Distributed Availability Group is not supported. However, is this officially certified? Thanks in advance. -Vish
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Hi UNers, I have requirement with Utility Networks topology to validate the adds and updates with a third-party Enterprise Asset Management system. This includes injecting "asset id" for any new objects such as pipe etc from the EAM system. As I understand it, ArcGIS Pro will be calling applyEdits against the FeatureServer. I was hoping to intercept it using SOI and apply the additional logic. Anyone attempted this? Another complication is; this needs to happen only when writing to a default Version or posting to a default version. Any other version, user may choose to discard it without posting. Cheers, Vish
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H Karen, Can you please share more details about SOE? I have requirement with Utility Networks topology to validate the adds and updates with third-party Enterprise Asset Management system. This includes obtaining "asset id" for any new objects such as pipe etc. from the EAM system and then continue with applyEdits. I was hoping to build it using SOI. Cheers, Vish
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Hi, I have a query from a Water Distribution client I am building UN for. The client wants to flag the "storage unit" device as a "subnetwork controller" for System and Pressure tiers. However, some towns have multiple storage units and all are valid water sources for that town. Is there a way to flag multiple storage units as subnetwork controllers? My understanding is validate and update subnetwork will flag this as a problem as a trace from one subnetwork controller (storage unit A) will lead to another subnetwork controller (storage unit B). Is there any workaround? Thanks, Vish
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Hi Barend, Not sure what the plan is for APDM model but Water Distribution Asset Package's (v.2.4) WaterLine now has following asset groups. And it has following asset types for Water Main and Service groups. I personally think newer model is better as creating association and connectivity rules for each material based asset type is a lot of topology modelling work. Cheers, Vish
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If this is a one-off activity, you can use Snap—Help | ArcGIS Desktop tool to snap lines with points with-in a tolerance. It includes snap to end points, vertex point or anywhere on edge. Start with low tolerance e.g. 0.01m or so depending on your data and then increase it gradually to see if more connections are made. You will need minimum ArcGIS Pro or ArcMap Standard edition. Cheers, Vish
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Hi Jordan, You are right, the latest Water Distribution asset package (v2.4) has shifted from "material" based assettype for lines to "delivery type" (e.g. Rural Service, Residential Service, Dist Main, Trunk main etc) based assettypes. "material" is now an attribute on its own for WaterLine. The FME tool has not been updated accordingly, and not sure if and when it will be. You probably need to reset the schemamapper spreadsheet to match the new model. Cheers, Vish
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