Latest Contributions by NickAlexandrou1

I'm curious if the "Find Identical" tool would be helpful. Combine both layers into one and run the tool based off whichever attribute you could use to find identical features. You could also do it off "shape", which allows you to adjust the xy tolerances. I haven't had to use this tool yet, but I think it could be helpful in this situation if the select by location option doesn't pane out. ... View more

Great, thanks again ... View more

The link you provided didn't work, but I was able to find the webpage you were suggesting and that works well enough. Thanks very much! Hopefully we can get this web server built soon so I can start putting out some really nice applications for my field guys soon. Thanks again! ... View more

Rebecca, this might be a dumb question but would there be an issue if the Web Adaptor is established via https and port 443, our AGOL account only uses https access, but our AGS behind our firewall is not? For instance, our AGS server manager page's url is simply http://<servername>:6080/arcgis/manager/ would there be an issue if that is lacking https? Or does it not have https because that is not required being that it exists on our secured network already behind our firewall? Sorry if there is an obvious answer I should know, this is just not something I am an expert on. ... View more

Thanks Rebecca, I'll do some more digging in your provided links. Our IIS and Web Adaptor will also be on a different machine than our AGS. Our AGS is housed on a machine behind our firewall and our IIS and Web Adaptor Machine is currently in the process of being built in our DMZ. ... View more

We haven't actually set the web adaptor up yet in the DMZ. They established one a couple years ago, although it is still behind our firewall completely and defeats the purpose of having one (I could just go to our ArcServer Manager page and grab the rest URL's from there). I've asked them to put a new web adaptor in our DMZ to eliminate VPN needs into our network, since I would be grabbing the URL from the new web machine and web adaptor in the DMZ (like you've noted). Our IT dept. is just skeptical as to when port 80 or 443  is open for web/IIS traffic, if anyone is capable of accessing it and entering our network. I don't believe they have either ports open currently, and were just looking for specifics of configuration. Their concern is port phishing if the ports are open to web/IIS traffic. Granted I am not a network/firewall expert, but this is the gist of what I've understood from their concerns. They have ports open for other applications, but those ports have been configured to specific IP addresses of the servers requesting information, so it is a singular end to end communication. It seems like the web adaptor is not that way? ... View more

So if users are making field edits to server based feature services in AGOL, it will update the child replica data they are referencing, however, whenever I run a new sync, all changes made and all data will convert to whatever state the Parent data is in when sending? That's kinda of a bummer if users are making edits for ongoing projects. Hmmmm.... I gotta ponder this for a bit. Thanks for your response! ... View more

Thanks, this is actually pretty interesting... looks like I have some homework to do. ... View more

Excellent thanks! Can't believe I over looked that ... View more

Our fix was very simple, when it came to designating file path and publisher path, our IT department denotes folders with a $ symbol before the actual name. Which I had no idea. When I changed the publisher path the path of the cache folder, and specified the correct path name with the $ included, it worked. The drive was registered with our data store, so that was the file path. And the publisher path just specified to look at a specific folder within said drive. Hope this was more helpful than confusing. I can show screen shots of our set-up if that would help. ... View more