Latest Contributions by LorenMueller

Thanks Steve. I think what @ShaneMiles says below is the key. I reviewed notes from a previous implementation for a client of a Highly Available ArcGIS Enterprise, and found the same steps: After the other necessary prerequisites (e.g. certificates, load balancer setup, shared file server content directory, the Portal installs, etc, etc), .1 install and configure the first Web Adaptor, 2. configure Portal's Web Context URL and Private Portal URL, 3. install and configure the second Web Adaptor.  The order of those appears to be critical for success. ... View more

Are the 2x Web Adaptors on the same Web Server, or separate Web Servers? The configuration you are describing generally works well when the WAs are on separate Web Servers. ... View more

Thank you Melissa.  I am glad you mentioned Domains.  I am guessing that for each UN that you create within a single EntGDB the tools would create new (but duplicated) groups of domains for each UN, each with the new identifiers in the names. This might cause quite a bit of extra material in the DB? For maintenance at the DB level that alone might be a good reason to opt for separate Ent GDBs, each hosting its own UN? ... View more

Great info, thank you VishApte. ... View more

@Paul LeBlanc - I am having the same issue. Does the newest untools package v2.3.1 help with this? Is that package only the Stage and Asset Package tools? ... View more

Below are steps I received from ESRI support. Again, I did not have very many services running, but the fix for this bug seems to be working, and it is the same fix essentially that Chris is suggesting. Note: It is really important to export and save the Configuration first because none of your info (inputs, outputs, services, etc.) is there anymore after restarting the GEE Service in this workflow. (I only applied this fix yesterday so still not sure it will be the fix I am hoping it will be. I will be keeping an eye on the ZK logs though and will report back.) *** I believe we are encountering the following bug logged against ArcGIS GeoEvent Server 10.4.1 (fixed at 10.5):  BUG-000097658 - The ZooKeeper logs continue to grow when registered ArcGIS for Server connections contain a large number of services What is happening is that the ZooKeeper logs  are unable to properly process the service detail responses from registered ArcGIS Server connections. The number of characters needed to list all of the child items (including folder, service, layer, and field names) of those Servers can exceed the default ZooKeeper data size limit of 1MB. This creates a lock on the log files preventing them from being properly managed and results in the log files continuing to grow.  To workaround this, we can increase the default data size limit with the workflow below: 1. Export the current GeoEvent Configuration: Site > Configuration Store > Export Configuration.  2. Stop the ArcGIS GeoEvent Windows Service.  3. Open the ArcGIS GeoEvent configuration file located in,'C:\ProgramFiles\ArcGIS\Server\GeoEvent\etc\ArcGISGeoEvent.cfg' in a Text editor.  4. Replace the following line:  wrapper.java.additional.16=-Djute.maxbuffer=0xA00000  WITH  wrapper.java.additional.16=-Djute.maxBuffer=0xA00000  - note the capital B in Buffer 5. Navigate to C:\ProgramData\Esri\GeoEvent 6. Delete the ‘zookeeper’ folder.  7. Start the ArcGIS GeoEvent Windows Service.  8. Import the GeoEvent Configuration. *** Loren ... View more

Hello, I am following this thread as I am having the same issue (with only about 6 custom AGS map services running). Should the 'b' be lower or upper case? It is lower case in my ArcGISGeoEvent.cfg file. ... View more

Hi Erik. I am seeing the same thing and the ZooKeeper logs are up to about 30GB! How did you resolve this? Thanks, Loren ... View more

Thanks Subu, We found that the issue we were having (esri default templates no showing up anymore) was that the Group that was first created to use with Configurable Apps was too open. So we got rid of that group, made a new one, and now my custom template shows up with the esri default templates. Here are the steps that worked for us: Create a new group where only the owner can contribute (said another way - where 'members' can contribute, but the owner is the only member) Under the Organization settings, in the Map tab, set the templates folder to the new group and 'check' to share the Esri configurable apps with that group on save. Click save. Go back and share your template(s) with the new group Adjust the group settings as needed (have not played with this much yet, so not entirely sure of the ramifications to the Config Apps behavior). Loren ... View more

Subu Swaminathan​ Thanks for the very helpful guidance. Together with my AGOL admin we were able to complete the workflow. 1. The admin created a new group called 'Templates'. 2. Then the Configurable Apps setting was made to point to the new group. 3. I was then able to check the new template app in the My Content list (not the details page for it), click share at the top, choose 'Access and Capabilities', and in there the 'Templates' group showed up for sharing with. 4. Then I was able to > Create > App > Using a Template - and there it was. 5. I created the app and there was the custom Widget from my Local WABDE app - wow. A few remaining things... *All the default templates for creating apps are now gone! Now there is only the one I created. Hmmm.. Where did they go? *The app made from the template does not provide any way of getting into the Builder environment. Is that because I would then be working in the AGOL Builder environment (and my template app does not live there)? Loren ... View more