Latest Contributions by RandallWilliams

Sorry for the very late reply. There's no Oracle Middleware involved here. This is a false positive. https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E28280_01/portal.1111/e12042/psutil.htm#YPREF441 If you review the response to the GET request, you won't see a line like 'This page was produced by the PL/SQL Agent on <some date>', ... View more

OK. That helps. My guess is that there's an encryption anglrythm (cipher) mismatch between the web tier and the GIS tier. 10.3.1 doesn't support some newer ciphers. If you can DM me your web server's URL I can confirm. ... View more

Which version of ArcGIS Server are you working with? Also, was any hardening done on your external facing web server? If you log into the web server, can you reach the GIS Server on port 6443 via a browser? ... View more

If you're able to reach the GIS server from the web adaptor over http and not https, then I highly doubt that editing the hosts file would help, since you already have name resolution. This sounds like the TLS handshake isn't occurring properly, like you have mismatched ciphers. Are you able to access the GIS Server inside your network on port 6443? ... View more

Hi All, I'd like to understand the use case for using HTTP instead of defaulting to HTTPS. What's the pain point that switching to HTTP helps to alleviate? ... View more

I've never seen that. I run ArcGIS 10.5.1 and 10.6 on RHEL7. My 10.5.1 instance uses Java 8u144. Do you have enough space in /temp or /home? ... View more

A few quick questions: a. Since you mention .mxd, I assume you're using ArcMap and not PRO? b. Are the layers hosted feature services or published directly to ArcGIS Server? c. Is it possible to install and run a tool like Fiddler2 on your client machine, and while Fiddler is running check the traffic? My guess is that each layer is responding to some request. There are a couple of potential culprits. This could be an issue with the geodatabase/datastore, or potentially network related, but my bet is on some query being executed against every layer in the map doc not being quickly serviced. ... View more

Removing users in bulk can be achieved with the DeleteUsers tool. Manage members—Portal for ArcGIS (10.6) | ArcGIS Enterprise  If you'd like, you can enable the AutoAccountCreation option via the admin API. Automatic registration of enterprise accounts—Portal for ArcGIS (10.5.x) | ArcGIS Enterprise  Please note the risks of doing so - you may end up with your named user licenses being inadvertently consumed by members that you didn't intend to have licensed with your ArcGIS Enterprise instance. ... View more

Assuming that this is indeed the same issue, yes. However, I'd still update to 10.2.2 at a minimum, preferably a more recent version that's fully supported. ... View more

Upgrade to 10.2.2 and apply this patch: https://support.esri.com/en/download/7576 I'm betting that your new machine has the Microsoft patch that breaks GP on Windows 7 and 2008.  ... View more

Note that the LM isn't a hard requirement - users can also retrieve licenses from an ArcGIS Online Organization. ... View more

What OS are you working with? Is ArcGIS server installed on the same machine as ArcGIS Desktop? ... View more

The license manager is very lightweight. You don't need an additional machine just to host the LM. ... View more

Interesting. While I know the web adaptor is a core aspect of the product, I didn't realize that it was a hard coded requirement for the Server side. The Portal side, sure. ... View more