Latest Contributions by RyanUthoff

For what it's worth, at the Esri UC last month, they said that Esri is increasing the minimum required version to Android 10. I'm not sure what specific version of Field Maps that new requirement will be a part of, but I believe it will be in the near future. ... View more

I might be misunderstanding your idea, but you can manage group membership from the "Organization > Members" section in AGOL. You just select the members you want to manage group membership for. Then, with those users selected, click "Manage Group Membership" (it might be hidden and you'll need to click "More > Manage Group Membership.") Then, you can select all the groups you want to add the user to all at once instead of going to each individual group and adding them that way. ... View more

Have you verified that your command prompt window when running configureserviceaccount.bat is not in Quick Edit mode? You can right click the command prompt and click Properties and make sure that Quick Edit is not checked. I don't think that necessarily stops the command from running, but I've found that if it is enabled, it sometimes won't display new lines of text which gives the appearance that it is stuck. It's happened to me several times (not necessarily with the configureserviceaccount.bat though) and I've seen various Esri documentation stating to make sure Quick Edit mode is disabled as well. ... View more

I'm not aware of a way to pull all Portal usernames into a dropdown coming directly from Portal. However, you could use the pulldata() function to pull all Portal usernames that you insert into a CSV and publish alongside your S123 form. So you could manually insert all your Portal usernames into a CSV and then use the pulldata() function to populate a dropdown that way. https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-survey123-blog/work-with-csv-data-in-arcgis-survey123/ba-p/1157642 ... View more

The reason it appears to be off is because of the method AGOL is using to calculate the lengths. When using the measure tool, Esri uses a geodesic calculation. https://doc.arcgis.com/en/arcgis-online/get-started/measure-mv.htm This is actually something you can validate in ArcGIS Pro. Take the layer that you published in AGOL in Web Mercator and export it to a FGDB and bring it into ArcGIS Pro. Then, open the measurement tool and switch between Geodesic and Planar measurement. Geodesic should match the measurement tool in AGOL, while Planar should match the length in your attribute table. RyanUthoff_0-1755610768341.png   ... View more

ArcGIS Enterprise 11.5 is going to be the last version of ArcGIS Enterprise that contains the Map Viewer Classic. After 11.5, there will no longer be a Map Viewer Classic. https://support.esri.com/en-us/knowledge-base/deprecation-map-viewer-classic-deprecation-000030662 ... View more

The source of the issue could be a lot of things. Assuming this is in ArcGIS Pro, where is your source data coming from? A FGDB, EGDB, etc.? ... View more

For what it's worth, I have access to a machine that has not installed the latest Windows Update and I am able to replicate your issue when I go to the URL that is in your screenshot. I'm hesitant to think it's an issue with the Windows Update. My guess is that something went wrong on your Portal machine, but I'm not sure right off on what it could be. I haven't encountered your issue before. An entire server restart is always a good basic troubleshooting step. But if that doesn't work, it might be worth reaching out to Esri support. ... View more

Was the automatic update on the server itself, or on your local machine? I just pushed through the Windows Update on my local machine and I'm not having any issues with accessing Enterprise. ... View more

I suspect you've already discovered the root cause of the issue. Your CPU maxes out directly before your server crashes. My recommendation is that you increase the CPU on the machine. In my experience with working with Esri support, that is one of the first things they check and if they see that the resources are maxed out, then they will tell you to increase the resources. If you're not able to increase the resources, then I'd remove or scale back as much as your existing services as possible. ... View more

Does it consistently crash every time after using the map service for a couple of minutes? It could have just been a coincidence. ... View more

Every ArcGIS Enterprise environment is different, so it's hard to answer your questions without being familiar with your environment. What could cause the server to crash for you, might not cause it to crash for someone else. It depends on resources of the machine as well as the services that are published to the server. These questions would be best answered by your GIS Server Administrator or your IT department. However, I will try to answer your questions. I don't understand your first question. But each instance of a feature service is ran using an "ArcSOC.exe" Windows process. In a command prompt, you can type in "tasklist | find "ArcSOC.exe" /c" to find the number of feature services actively running on your server. Hosted feature services are typically lightweight, so I wouldn't expect 10 map services to create a burden on the system. I don't understand your third question. But if your entire server crashed, then your ordinary map services will crash as well. Maxing out the number of instances a map service can use typically will not cause the service to crash. The end user will just have to wait until one of the instances becomes available. It's hard to answer what is down without being in your environment. However, if Portal is still accessible but the map services are not accessible, then that means only your ArcGIS Server is down. If Portal is not accessible, then that means Portal is down. Ultimately, it sounds like you are maxing out the resources on your machine, especially if the server is crashing when the CPU is maxed out. I've been told by Esri that they consider a machine "at capacity" when resources (CPU/RAM) hit 80%. If you're at 98%, you most certainly need to scale up the resources on your server. Alternatively, you can scale down the individual map services on your server in an attempt to decrease the resource usage. ... View more

Do the ArcGIS Server logs have any useful information about this issues? You could also open the dev tools in your browser when you encounter the error and see if there is any useful information in the internet traffic. ... View more