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Look at your console & network trace (developer tools in the browser) to see if any CORS or other common errors are raised when accessing the GPServer endpoint.
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10-15-2019
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Morning, I have ArcGIS Monitor 10.7.1 monitoring several GIS' deployments. We have noticed that after a specific date & time, our 5 minute and 15 minute collections can randomly spike to take over 5 minutes. This is not too concerning for the 15 minute collection, but is clearly an issue for the 5 minute colleciton. Prior to this date/time, both collections were completing in under a minute. The date & time that this issue began on was a weekend and therefore an automated ICT issue is the likely cause (e.g. a windows patch rollout). Additionaly, when we receive the collection alerts, these align with a system counter that took a considerable time to collect and usually accounts for the increased collect time (e.g. a system collector for a singular VM took 320 seconds, 5 minute collection took 340 seconds). The VM that this system counter spikes/hangs on is random but it is always the system counter that is the underlying issue. As Monitor was 100% performing as expected before this specific date & time, is there any common culprits we should be looking into that could degrade the system counter from behaving as normal? Or, any windows changes that could impact the counter? Once again, these spikes in collection time only occur a couple times a day and do not necessarily align with expect load on the system aka during business hours.
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10-03-2019
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The geometry service that the Portal is configured to use is baked into the WAB app data. This is not configurable in the app, a widget or web map.
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10-01-2019
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Morning, I am trying to create a script that searches an items dependencies & data, finds legacy URL's/services and updates these to the new version of that URL/service. Example of script orig_data = item.getdata() new_data = orig_data.replace(old_url, new_url) item.update(item_properties=None, data=new_data, thumbnail=None, metadata=None) The outcome of this script, when used with WAB Apps, is the app breaking and returning an error page of "'False' is undefined". What is wrong with the above methodology for WAB Apps? Is there an alternative workflow to achieve the same end goal of updating legacy dependencies that are baked into a WAB App?
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10-01-2019
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Regarding Portal, is there anything stopping you from simply editing the federation urls (e/.g. private portal url) to https://dnsalias.domain.com...? You may find you also need to define the webcontexturl for Portal. I would be testing these configurations in a QA environment first as you will likely have to unfederate & federate several times to see which configuration provides the desired output. Regarding datastore, I also have these questions.
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09-18-2019
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FYI - answered here https://community.esri.com/thread/239463-how-to-install-docker-desktop-on-windows-for-notebook-server-on-windows-2016. You need to use Docker Desktop 2.0.x not the current release of 2.1.x.
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09-11-2019
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Unfortunately, installing Docker Desktop 2.1.0.1 on Windows 2016 fails as the docker installer reports 'Installation failed: one prerequisitie is not fulfilled. Docker Desktop requires Windows 10 Pro or Enterprise version 15063 to run.' This error message aligns with the Docker documentation that Desktop requires windows 10 to install.
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09-11-2019
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So to confirm, Engine is required if you are deploying Notebook Server onto a windows 2016/2019 machine?
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09-11-2019
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Just to expand on this point, if Docker for Desktop is documented (by Docker) as only being available/supported for Windows 10, how can we deploy ArcGIS Notebook Server on a Windows 2016/2019 server? The Esri documentation references Docker runtime 17.0+ as the supported version which does not align with "Docker for Desktop". ArcGIS Notebook Server system requirements—ArcGIS Enterprise system requirements | ArcGIS Enterprise Then, the Esri documentation references Docker for Desktop as the avenue for getting Docker Engine which is required. Install Docker for ArcGIS Notebook Server—ArcGIS Notebook Server Installation Guide (10.7) | ArcGIS Enterprise Docker for Desktop states that it is only supported for windows 10. https://hub.docker.com/editions/community/docker-ce-desktop-windows Docker Engine Enterprise states that it supports 2016+. Install Docker Engine - Enterprise on Windows Servers | Docker Documentation So, do we use docker for desktop or docker engine enterprise when deploying Notebook Server onto a 2016/2019 server?
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09-09-2019
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If you turn on automatic account creation, are accounts automatically created per a ldap user when they hit the portal home page?
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09-02-2019
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If this was not happening previously then it is likely that the certificate has expired.
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08-29-2019
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Exactly. When dealing with the various stakeholders you need to make sure everyone understands the differences between multi-machine site, multiple sites with distinct functions, multiple sites in HA under a NLB etc. Some of these design options may give the desired 'HA' benefit that you are wanting without being a 'true HA' design. For example, a multi-machine site provides some clever workflows for upgrading the site, upgrading underlying OS' and dropping or adding VM's without a perceived outage. This, depending on some audiences, may be the primary reason for a HA design and yet I wouldn't call it actual HA. It's all semantics, but I find the tricky part is unpacking that requirement of 'HA' or 'fault-tolerant' or 'no outages' and then pointing that in the direction of an appropriate design.
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08-29-2019
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You are correct, you can have both web adaptors on the same server but they need to have unique names. The most common web adaptor name tends to be 'arcgis' as per the online help. When two web adaptors are on the same web server then it tends to be 'portal' and 'server' to easily differentiate. You could also use the webadaptor name to highlight the solution name or capability component if that suits your goals, e.g. 'govmap' for public facing local govt maps. That way, when users connect to it, they type a URL which makes sense, e.g. the web adaptor for the image server is called imagery. I would suggest webgis could be improved as webgis tends to be a catch-all term for a web enabled GIS and not just an ArcGIS Server.
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08-27-2019
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As Moginraj Mohandas said, a multi-machine site is not actually HA. When we talk about failover & HA, we need to talk about it in the context of risk. If you had two distinct AGS sites underneath a NLB, what risk are you trying to mitigate? If the network connectivity drops, failover means nothing. If the data tier drops, failover means nothing. Etc. Active-passive of AGS would only resolve an issue which is inherent to the AGS application tier. And, theoretically, both sites are identical so the issue could also occur in the passive site. I tend to find the argument for HA in the application tier is not strong enough to warrant the administrative overhead when considering how little risk it mitigates. Risk is only comprehensively mitigated when you have a passive site on a completely different domain/data centre with duplicate data holdings etc.
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08-27-2019
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Just to clarify, this is a design where the hosting server would be active-passive (2 x VM's, 2 x sites)? Or, a hosting server site that is multi-machine (2 x VM's, 1 x site)?
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