Latest Contributions by AngusHooper1

‎02-28-2021

Are you using a single use license, pulling from a concurrent use license manager or via ArcGIS Online?

‎02-28-2021

Paraphrasing the FAQ: Open the ArcGIS Portal Directory and sign in with an administrator account. The URL is formatted https://webadaptorhost.domain.com/webadaptor/portaladmin. Click System - Indexer - Index Status. Refresh the page to obtain the latest status. Depending on the result of the index status: Navigate to System - Indexer - Reindex. Click the Mode drop-down list, and select Full. Leave all other settings to default. Click Reindex.

‎02-15-2021

I have been able to move a single-machine ArcGIS Enterprise deployment from one virtual machine to another using webgisDR. The SOP was pretty straight forward and the local hosts file change needed to be made before any software was installed on the new VM. To make your life easier, ensure your existing enterprise GIS is using a DNS alias across all configuration items that require a URL (where possible). Therefore any routing issues based on FQDN url (e.g. federated AGS service url) are mitigated. You should have a thorough look at the portal and server admin settings (federation values, web adaptor settings, etc) and change FQDN to the DNS alias or to the new FQDN. You can easily test your changes by removing the entry from the hosts file and accessing the system from a separate client.

‎02-02-2021

Have you successfully registered the S3 bucket as a cloud store with AGS or Portal using access keys? https://enterprise.arcgis.com/en/server/latest/manage-data/windows/registering-your-data-with-arcgis-server-using-manager.htm#ESRI_SECTION2_D57ED56F5E1C4CB4A47B78E0BE775541

‎01-31-2021

Depending on your architecture, you will need to handle changing public ip addresses associated with the EC2. https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/using-instance-addressing.html#concepts-public-addresses We release your instance's public IP address when it is stopped, hibernated, or terminated. Your stopped or hibernated instance receives a new public IP address when it is started. This is why Esri documentation & cloudformation templates require an elastic IP as this presents a static IP address for your instance. https://aws.amazon.com/premiumsupport/knowledge-center/ec2-associate-static-public-ip/ You'll also need to double check any internal mappings you have with federation url's, service url's, web adaptor etc etc. Make sure these reference anything other than the public ec2 ip, e.g. your DNS or the private IP. A private IPv4 address, regardless of whether it is a primary or secondary address, remains associated with the network interface when the instance is stopped and started, or hibernated and started, and is released when the instance is terminated.

‎01-17-2021

Use the following GP tool against the mosaic. There are multiple params related to time. https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/latest/tool-reference/data-management/set-mosaic-dataset-properties.htm

‎01-06-2021

Thank you for that. We resolved this issue by also applying the GIS Server license (not image server only).

‎01-06-2021

We have deployed several ArcGIS Server 10.8.1 sites in the last couple of days. All of these sites do not have sample world cities. Was this default service removed from the install/setup recently? It's a useful service for helping provide baseline performance and monitoring between multiple server sites.

‎12-13-2020

Problem resolved. It was a data issue with the params we used in the data conversion / exporter utility.

‎12-11-2020

Still hitting the same error. Using your example, is this what you would expect to see in /My_sceneContenet.i3srest?

‎12-03-2020

Thanks @GarimaTiwari Manually registering the data store item with Portal and Server removes the initial steps. When publishing we still hit error 99999. The server logs have the following: Delegate job failed. ERROR: info file in extracted cache not found. Failed to execute (Publish Datasets In Data Stores). ERROR: info file in extracted cache not found. Unable to access scene layer file. I am not confident in the service_conf. "type": "SceneServer", "serviceName": "service name", "properties": { "pathInCachedStore" : " / root S3 directory / ", "cacheStoreId": cache_store_id, Thoughts?

‎12-02-2020

This workflow would only succeed if you have registered the cloudstore using ArcGIS Enterprise Portal App. This 100% could be the cause. I'll run through the workflow again today and get back with the results.

‎12-02-2020

Referencing this blog https://www.esri.com/arcgis-blog/products/arcgis-enterprise/3d-gis/publishing-large-scene-layers-in-a-snap/. Is there an example python workflow or GUI based workflow for publishing the large scene layers with data in S3 in the i3sREST format? I have successfully published using this python script & workflow for data that was converted and exported to a NAS. I have not had the same luck with S3 - I receive an error 99999 when attempting to publish the service in the last step of the script. I encounter no issues with registering the S3 bucket as a cloudstore in ArcGIS Server. I also noticed that the code specifically grabs the server ID from the hosting server however the comments note that the server can just be a federated server. Is that true?

‎10-11-2020

I am having an odd issue here that I hope is due to user error and not a bug. I am trying to add rasters to a source mosaic, calculate statistics and then visualise that mosaic correctly in Pro / image service. Workflow is: Add rasters to mosaic Mosaic is in an SDE Source rasters are Maxar satellite products - e.g. worldview 2 Processing template or raster type is multispectral Source data is located on a fileshare NAS \\mydata Build pyramids and statistics build pyramids = False Calculate statistics = True Skip existing = True Include source datasets = True Estimate mosaic dataset statistics = False. As this is a live mosaic with regular data updates, it is my understanding that this should not be set to true. If I visualise the source mosaic at this point the imagery is stretched poorly, typically looks like there is a green filter on the image. Resolution to the above? Remove all rasters from the source mosaic and re-add them using the same parameters from step 1. The imagery now stretches correctly and displays perfectly in the image service & Pro. It almost seems like there hasn't been a refresh/config change in the mosaic after the statistics are calculated for the source dataset and re-adding them resolves this.

‎08-03-2020

How can I set the time properties for a feature class or a layer via arcpy? For example, it appears that the layerTime classes are not available in Pro when compared to ArcMap? Set the time properties on data—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation LayerTime—ArcMap | Documentation

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Latest Contributions by AngusHooper1

Re: Arcpy Runtime Error The Product License has not been initialized

Re: Portal members not displayed under Organization > Members

Re: Using webgis DR to recover Enterprise installation in the same machine with new machine name

Re: Is it possible to add a cloud based (file) data store to an on prem ArcGIS Server?

Re: Unable to access ../portal/sharing/rest/generateToken

Re: Enable Time on Mosaic Imagery Service?

Re: ArcGIS Server - 10.8.1 - sampleworldcities missing?

ArcGIS Server - 10.8.1 - sampleworldcities missing?

Re: Publishing large scene layers from S3

Re: Publishing large scene layers from S3

Re: Publishing large scene layers from S3

Re: Publishing large scene layers from S3

Publishing large scene layers from S3

Fixing a bad stretch on imagery in a source mosaic with statistics?

Pro arcpy - setting time property on layer or feature class

Disable password reset functionality

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Re: Single Machine ArcGIS Server upgrading operati...

Re: ArcGIS Monitor 2023.2 - Database Installation

Support AD or LDAPS identity stores