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Got it. You'd register the app that consumes the service/web tool. The service/tool itself should already be accessible via oAuth since the GIS Server is federated with the Portal.
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I'm unsure I understand. Are you registering an app or configuring the Portal to use a routing service? Typically a routing service is added to the portal as an item, then if desired configured as a portal utility service. While an app frequently consumes services, it is not itself a service. ArcGIS Server web services—Portal for ArcGIS | ArcGIS Enterprise Configure utility services—Portal for ArcGIS (10.6) | ArcGIS Enterprise
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I go with the default - windows managed. It doesn't make a lot of sense to not go windows managed these days, given that HDD space is relatively inexpensive.
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Not necessarily. That's just the current version of the HTTP protocol as described by the RFC. Hypertext Transfer Protocol -- HTTP/1.1 If you're running 10.4 or higher, you can check your TLS protocol version via the admin api - http://yourserver.domain.com/arcgis/admin/security/config You'd also want to validate the web server that runs your web adaptor. If it's IIS, you can use IISCRYPTO to easily check.
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Hi Patrick, Honestly, it kinda of depends on your use case. If you're deploying a DEV instance, expect a minimal number of users, or just want to explore the functionality of ArcGIS Enterprise, the all-in-one ArcGIS Enterprise installer might be your best bet. It'll deploy ArcGIS Server, Portal for ArcGIS, the ArcGIS Data Store, and two ArcGIS Web Adaptors on a single machine. Portal itself is relatively lightweight - really, it's just a website. ArcGIS Server is where the weight of the processing happens. I'd consider hosting the data store on a separate machine - especially if you're going to work with the Spatiotemporal Data Store (It's recommended that the SpatioTemporal Store be on it's own machine). Here's a few links to help understand various deployment scenarios. Basically, you can scale as small as one machine, or scale out as required. Deployment scenarios—ArcGIS Server (Windows) Installation Guide (10.5) | ArcGIS Enterprise Deployment scenarios for a highly available ArcGIS Enterprise—Portal for ArcGIS (10.6) | ArcGIS Enterprise All this means is that without context, site and server sizing can be a challenging question to address, and it honestly depends on the use case, expected load, performance and availability requirements.
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On second thought, you may want to just install the components individually instead of using the builder. I didn't mention that you'll need to unfederate and refederate Enterprise, and you'll have upgrade issues with the builder moving forward. Given that, it would likely be easier in the long run to manually install instead of using the builder.
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You can script this. A KMZ is just a kml in a .zip file, renamed to .kmz. News, Tips, and Advice for Technology Professionals - TechRepublic
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You can use the builder, unregister the web adaptors it installs, then register new web adaptors on the external facing server. Unregistering ArcGIS Web Adaptor with Portal for ArcGIS—ArcGIS Web Adaptor (IIS) Installation Guide (10.6.1) | ArcGIS … Unregister ArcGIS Web Adaptor with ArcGIS Server—ArcGIS Web Adaptor (IIS) Installation Guide (10.6.1) | ArcGIS Enterpr…
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The KB you mention is valid if you run a great many SOC processes (like 200+), but 16 isn't a great many. A. Wow many services do you have running? B. What are the minimum number of instances set for these services? C. What are the specs for this machine? (processor cores, GB ram) D. What's the RAM utilization on these SOC processes? E. What's are your CPU/RAM resources strained - like, in task manager, are the counters for RAM and CPU spiked? F. What's the virtual memory set to on this machine?
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Hi Janie, A. At a minimal, you should install 10.2.2 on top of your 10.2.1 instance, then install the security patches for this version. 10.2.x will be retired in July 2019, ending support for this version. You should make plans to update this box. B. If you're not going to the cloud, I'd install enterprise builder inside your firewall - not the forward facing machine. I'd put the web adaptors ONLY on the forward facing machine in the DMZ, and allow them to talk to your GIS Server through ports 6443 and 7443, which you'd open on your firewall. That way you can benefit from the web adaptors acting as a reverse proxy, obfuscating your internal infrastructure. I'm not a fan of directly exposing application and database servers to the outside world. If you need to SQL server from a remote server, you should use a VPN. IMO, exposing MS SQL Server on a forward facing server is a very bad idea.
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As has been announced, Esri will soon remove support for TLS 1.0 and TLS 1.1 on ArcGIS Online. Esri has provided test endpoints that users can work with to check that their applications will continue to function as expected. However, in some cases users have questions about legacy or custom apps or may want to understand how their apps behave when abstracted away from the tools that Esri has provided. Fortunately, you can test your apps prior to the current cutoff date April 16, 2019 without the test endpoints Esri has provided. To do this, we’ll use the Fiddler web debugging tool. Fiddler is a powerful web debugging tool that allows users to view and manipulate web sessions, and also gives us a LOT of insight into what’s happening under the hood. Let’s compare a patched instance of ArcGIS Desktop against an unpatched instance so that we can see the difference first hand. First, we’ll want to download and install the Fiddler tool. Once installed, we’ll want to take the default options. If you’re already familiar with Fiddler, open the Options dialog, click the HTTPS tab, and uncheck the ‘Decrypt HTTPS Traffic’ option. Next, configure your app. If you’re working with ArcGIS Desktop or an application that uses .Net to manage outbound internet (WinINET), fiddler should configure Internet Explorer’s proxy options for you. If you’re testing a JAVA app, your app will need to support the ability to use an outbound proxy and be configured to do so. By default, Fiddler listens on the localhost interface on port 8888. In this case, since I’m comparing ArcGIS Desktop, I know that I don’t need to configure an outbound proxy for this test to work. For this test, I’ll compare the ArcGIS Online search capability in ArcCatalog. Open ArcCatalog From the File menu, click ‘sign in’ From the Windows menu, click the ‘Search’ option: In the Search pane, select ‘ArcGIS Online’ Open Fiddler Enter a term in the Catalog search box. Anything will do. Click the magnifying glass to search. Check Fiddler. Select a session in fiddler: On the right side, under the ‘Inspectors’ tab, click the ‘Textview’ subtab. Check for the TLS version: Note that I can see that I’m using TLS 1.2 in my outbound communication – which makes sense, my instance of ArcGIS Desktop is patched!! But what if it’s unpatched, or I don’t know, or I’m curious, or I’ve modified this workflow slightly to test some app OTHER than ArcGIS Desktop? What will that look like? In that case, Fiddler won’t tell us that the app is using TLS 1.2. Instead, it’ll state something else in this case, TLS 1.0. Hopefully this helps provide some ideas as to how you can test and troubleshoot your own applications, as well as potentially validate some of ours. Best, Randall
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ArcGIS Data Store 10.6.1 Security Update 1 Patch released! This patch resolves a security vulnerability, within the intranet, that allows remote code execution using elevated privileges on the operating system on which the tile cache data store is installed and configured. Description Esri® announces the ArcGIS Data Store 10.6.1 Security Update 1 Patch. This patch addresses a security vulnerability within the intranet that allows remote code execution using elevated privileges on the operating system on which the tile cache data store is installed and configured. Esri strongly encourages all customers with ArcGIS Enterprise to install this patch at the earliest possible opportunity. It deals specifically with the issues listed below under Issues Addressed with this patch. The ArcGIS Data Store 10.6.1 Security Update 1 Patch cannot be uninstalled from the tile cache data store using the patch remove utility. As such, see the uninstall instructions to reset the ArcGIS Data Store to the pre-patch state if needed. Esri recommends users working with older versions of ArcGIS Enterprise upgrade to 10.6.1 to apply this patch. A fix for this issue is built into ArcGIS Enterprise 10.7.
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All, Due to the Government Shutdown and complications associated, we've pushed the date for this change back to April 16, 2019.
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You're not crazy - this option to set processes to low isolation is just so *NOT* recommended that we removed it at ArcGIS Enterprise 10.5. It's not in the doc that Jakub referenced above, but you'd see it in the 10.4 doc. Tuning and configuring services—Documentation | ArcGIS Enterprise
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Thanks for bringing that up, sounds like an area that we can improve on in this doc. I can confirm that on my internal test portals (we hook into Okta here for our test portals) that SAML using MFA is supported and functions as expected with Mobile apps.
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