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in 10.1 the architecture is changed (new 64-bit JAVA based software component architecture) "...The Web Adaptor is Site aware, which means that it will distribute inbound service requests across the active GIS Server machines within the named Site. The Web Adaptor can also act as a reverse proxy, accepting service requests on a configurable inbound port (i.e. Port 80) and communicating with the Site GIS Server machines on Port 6080. If any of the Site GIS Server machines fail, the Web Adaptor will route service requests only to the remaining active GIS Server machines (high availability failover functionality). A single Web Adaptor can service only one named Site. Multiple Web Adaptors can be assigned to a single named Site..." for details: http://wiki.gis.com/wiki/index.php/GIS_Product_Architecture some samples with two web adpators: "... �?�You need internal users to connect to Manager through the Web Adaptor, but you want to block external users from accessing the Manager login screen. This could occur if ArcGIS Server is in a perimeter network (DMZ) and your firewalls block it from receiving connections from your internal network through port 6080. In this case you set up a second Web Adaptor for internal users only that communicates through whichever port is allowed by your firewall. �?�You want to block external users from accessing the Manager login screen, but you are also performing web tier authentication. In this case, you set up a second Web Adaptor for internal users only that allows publishing and administrative access..." in 10 the main scope from multiple instance is support more than one type of authentication or user/role store. ( http://help.arcgis.com/en/arcgisserver/10.0/help/arcgis_server_dotnet_help/0093/0093000000pt000000.htm) ... View more

Have you tried with ip of server (you peraphs problem with dns)? you also check with command in console c:\>netstat -a ( http://commandwindows.com/netstat.htm ) ... View more

see http://resources.arcgis.com/en/help/arcgisonline/010q/010q00000095000000.htm ... View more

What's the operation that you use? ... View more

for 9.3 and 10 you can see http://help.arcgis.com/en/sdk/10.0/arcobjects_net/componenthelp/003z/003z000000tr000000.htm IGISServerConnection connection = new GISServerConnectionClass(); connection.Connect("localhost"); IServerStatistics stats = (IServerStatistics)connection.ServerObjectAdmin; IStatisticsResults statsResults = stats.GetAllStatisticsForTimeInterval(....); for 10.1 you can use the REST Admin API to access this type of information see http://resources.arcgis.com/en/help/main/10.1/#/Example_Query_the_ArcGIS_Server_logs/0154000005qn000000/ "..At 10.1, you can no longer use ArcObjects remotely (via DCOM); this way of interacting with ArcGIS for Server is no longer supported. If you are using GISServerConnection in the Server library or AGSServerConnection in the GISClient library in your code, these need to be removed if you are working with ArcGIS for Server 10.1 ..." ... View more

via rest is managed esriGeometryPoint, esriGeometryMultipoint, esriGeometryPolyline and esriGeometryPolygon. see: http://resources.arcgis.com/en/help/rest/apiref/geometry.html ... View more

Open your windows task manager and from menu select items View -> Select Columns... and then select column "Command Line" so you can see details for your two arcsoc.exe in windows task manager [ATTACH=CONFIG]20377[/ATTACH] ... View more

-map service -for service/instance/process see http://wiki.gis.com/wiki/index.php/Server_Software_Performance -yes, because once that a request is made that same instance can be used for that service for another request ... View more

can you give further details on your configuration cluster-failover in 10.0? Where have you som and soc? ... View more

in 10.1 you can use dynamic layer: -find data from registered workspace and use query layer -add to the map on a per-request basis see http://resources.arcgis.com/en/help/main/10.1/0154/0154000004zv000000.htm example on renderer http://www.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=97e918061ad140dcbab68a38782b408b ... View more

I advise you don't use adf because it's deprecated see http://blogs.esri.com/esri/arcgis/2011/09/30/update-to-arcgis-10-and-10-1-deprecation-plan ... View more

you can post it in http://ideas.arcgis.com ... View more

you should have like "maximum number of connections to instance exceeded". However a database connection is made for each ArcGIS Server instance (ArcSOC.exe) that is created for the service(s). "...By default, an instance is created as Pooled (min 1 and max 2). This means when a request (ie pan/zoom in web app) is made to the service, an instance is taken from the pool, and then returned when the request is over. Once another request is made, say from another web app, that same instance can be used for that service request. So, multiple requests will need to be made at the same time in order for another instance to be created, thus creating another connection to the SDE geodatabase. This will not exceed the maximum number of instances, so by default a service can never exceed two connections to the geodatabase unless this parameter is increased. If the max number of instances is exceeded, the client will have to wait until an instance is returned to the pool before their request is returned Say the max instances of a service is set to two and both are being used, creating two connections to the SDE geodatabase. Then one of the users is finished accessing the service. The second SDE connection will remain until the idle time expires (set within the Services Properties > Pooling tab). Once the idle time expires, the instance will be removed from the server and the connection deleted from the SDE geodatabase..." ... View more

Extra info: to reset the password for a user in the identity store or the primary site administrator account see http://resources.arcgis.com/en/help/main/10.1/0154/0154000005pw000000.htm ... View more

it can be a idle instance. Can you say what are step that you have achieved? ... View more