Latest Contributions by WarrenMedernach

Hi Gordon, Unfortunately no, I never did get past having to use an 'admin' level user to return a token. ... View more

Hello Shannon, thanks for the reply. Adding the attributes for a feature service is not the problem, and that functionality works great. What myself, and others in this post are asking about is bringing in the related table data/attributes in addition to the feature service attributes.  Based on your response it sounds like this capability is not yet available. ... View more

I might be mistaken, but I think the OP is asking the same thing I'm trying to figure out and that is: how do I bring in a feature layer and its attributes, as well the related table(s) for this feature layer? For example, I have layer and a related table like this screen cap below. I can bring in the Sites table to Excel, but I would also like to bring in the related Projects table.   ... View more

***EDIT *** Disregard, I just read the section on setting the bind type to null.  Works like a charm. Does this method support publishing the survey that is using an Enterprise Geodatabase (SQL)?  I have the form setup and testing correctly, but when I attempt to publish it fails indicating: Fields not found in the feature service : 2 This error would be referring to fields that do not exist in the Feature Service... ... View more

We are running into a very similar situation at the moment. We had our Enterprise running on an Azure VM with 56GB of ram.  This implementation had Portal, Server, and the data stores all on one machine, and a secondary machine for an Image Server.  This system ran great as configured for almost 2yrs with no issues, and the memory usage hovered around 50-60% consistently.  Due to unforeseen circumstances we needed to migrate the entire system to a new VM.  We built a new VM based on the exact same system specs as the previous system.  Ever since we deployed this new system there is a java process that consumes 30GB of memory within minutes of starting the system and the memory consumption sits at +92-96% and never drops.  Needless to say our current system is almost inoperable. Windows Defender is the only anti-virus software running and all appropriate software and system folders have been added to the Defender exception list. Any ideas what might be causing this? ... View more

Hey @JonathanQuinn , I am experiencing a similar issue right now after this restore we've completed, and when I attempt to set the Authentication tier in the server admin it errors out with: Failed to update the security configuration. Error encountered while changing the server role. Server machine 'https://<FQDN>:6443/arcgis/admin/' returned an error. 'Unauthorized access. Token not found. You can generate a token using the 'generateToken' operation.' Have you seen that before? ... View more

Thanks for the assistance @JonathanQuinn  I remapped the cache folder to the few services referencing that cloud store and was then able to remove the data store and proceed successfully with the restore. ... View more

Thanks for the info @JonathanQuinn .  I can't seem to find a way to 'unregister', and it won't let me delete it. ... View more

Aaaah I see, here's some screen caps, albeit, I'm not sure what the cloudStores/arcgis-cloudstore Cache is or where it came from?  I don't recall seeing that before?   ... View more

Hey @JonathanQuinn, thanks for the reply. I'm using the same paths that I used during the webgisdr backup: SHARED_LOCATION=\\\\<FQDN>\\backups\\temp BACKUP_LOCATION=\\\\<FQDN>\\backups\\final Seeing how I'm now running the webgisdr tool 'from' the machine where these locations are, maybe I should just try using the the drive letter?  BACKUP_LOCATION=D:\\backups\\final ... View more

Thanks @Sander that got me onto the correct path... So it turns out there already WAS a folder in the logs folder with the shortname.  Once I renamed this and rebooted with the shortname in the hosts file, it created a new folder, and the machine name and Admin URL is now updated to the correct name.  This seems to have resolved it and I'm running the backup now.  We'll see if it is successful, but it seems to be progressing along nicely. ... View more

Sorry @DanMcCoy1 , I should have been more explicit in my responses. Yes, I made the change to the /Windows/system32/drivers/etc/host file, and I've been re-booting the server in between these changes.  When the machine comes back up, I check the Portal machine properties and the Admin URL still contains the /portaladmin Just to confirm, since this is an Azure VM, should the 'local ip address' referenced in the instructions be the: private ip public ip locahost address (127.0.0.1) ... View more