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Same problem with Chrome and AGS 10.3.1. Changing the browser to IE solved the issue, thanks!
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That is great news. Although I am using it in ArcMap right now (the online webmaps are incredibly slow there, and editing is kind of a pain as I always need to wait endlessly befoere the entire map redraw, and this is happening surprisingly ratrher regardless of the connectivity!...), I will consider this option for future implementations. Thank you!
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NFurness-esristaff Very nice tool! Is there a way to possibly resample the images as you zoom farther than level 19? As it is now, for higher levels of zoom the map will disappear. Just asking, thanks anyway!
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I did changed the Admin URL as suggested to https://fe8sina.sina.int:6443/arcgis, cleared the cache and refreshed the portal's page. Strangely, now the error is similar but slightly changed to Publish exception '↵Exception: hostname in certificate didn't match: <fe8sina.sina.int> != <gis.sina.co.it> OR <gis.sina.co.it>. Also, it seems I have a problem with the CN, although I created the self signed certtificate from IIS as explained in Enable HTTPS on your web server—ArcGIS Web Adaptor (IIS) Installation Guide (10.6) | ArcGIS Enterprise. The problem I see from the dev console of the browser is net::ERR_CERT_COMMON_NAME_INVALID. Will come back to this tomorrow. I guess it all depends on the self signed certificate now... maybe... Thanks for your support, if you don't have other ideas, I will try to test something else and hopefully post a solution.
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03-07-2018
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Jonathan Quinn Thank you so much for taking the time to help me. Not sure which one I am supposed to modify though. The parallel with the Portal interface is like URL=Services URL and Server Admin URL=Administration URL? If this is the case, I suppose I need to leave URL as it is and specify only the Server Admin URL parameter (which I am surprised to find blank, as I specified the same value as in Services URL in Portal when I federated). And what about name? Again, thanks a lot!
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Wow, so... I think I'm left with two options: 1) get a cetrificate (which is not viable right now...) 2) unfederate the server to specify the right URLs (using the FQDN). Is this right, or can I change the server URLs of the federated server shown in the portal another way? I'm asking because unfederating is a real PITA and also the official documentation is encouraging: Caution: Unfederating a server site has several significant consequences and should not be done as part of routine troubleshooting. It is not easily undone and may have irreversible consequences. Removing a hosting server from the ArcGIS Enterprise portal renders existing hosted web layers unusable. Adding the hosting server back does not return the hosted services to a usable state. Only unfederate a site if you have a clear understanding of the impact. So, befoer trying, is there another option??? Thanks in advance!
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03-07-2018
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So I think I might have found the possible cause of my issue. Google the error received when publishing the vector tile from portal I saw the thread Error in Portal when adding item: Analyze Service Error: Exception: hostname in certificate didn't match: != . It seems that the problem is related to the SSL certificate and the way I've federated the Server with Portal. Basically, when federating my server from Portal (in Organization -> Servers -> Add server) I put as "Administration URL" the domain reachable from the web (which is also the one of the webadaptor). According to the post mentioned above, as I have a self signed certificate, it might be that Portal is looking for it with a hostname different than the one I specified in the "Administration URL" parameter. If I am not able to change this via IIS, is there a way to change that parameter (e.g. from server/admin or portal/portaladmin)?
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03-07-2018
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So I think I might have found the possible cause of my issue. Google the error received when publishing the vector tile from portal I saw the thread https://community.esri.com/thread/192416-error-in-portal-when-adding-item-analyze-service-error-exception-hostname-in-certificate-didnt-match . It seems that the problem is related to the certificate
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Jonathan Quinn I restarted the server machine (where both portal and server (the unique and hosting) are installed). I had a look in the portal and serevr logs. Something interesting but not helpful in the portal log is: <Msg time="2018-03-07T10:03:07,972" type="SEVERE" code="219999" source="Sharing" process="996" thread="16" methodName="" machine="GIS.SINA.CO.IT" user="admin" elapsed=""> Impossibile pubblicare lelemento {0}. {1}</Msg> <Msg time="2018-03-07T10:09:02,634" type="SEVERE" code="219999" source="Sharing" process="996" thread="16" methodName="" machine="GIS.SINA.CO.IT" user="admin" elapsed=""> Impossibile pubblicare lelemento {0}. {1}</Msg> It basically means: "Impossible to publish the element {0}.{1}", which I suppos refers to the {Map} element and {layer} element (I just have a map with only one layer in Pro, it's for testing purpose). From the server log side, nothing really related to this issue. Something interesting: looking into the Portal Content, I see that a Vector Tile Package is created. So I tried to publish it from the Portal itself, and I get this error: Moreover, looking in the web dev console, I can see something more useful, which is Publish exception '↵Exception: hostname in certificate didn't match: <gis.sina.co.it> != <fe8sina.sina.int>. This is the thing I guess I need to work on!
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Hello, I am trying to share a shapefile as a vector tile layer from ArcGIS Pro (2.1) to Portal for ArcGIS (10.6). I am receiving the generic error "Failed to publish web layer". I attach the log of the failed job. To sum up, the errors I read are: Unable to write to user defined location for the local tile cache creation () Publishing web layer failed (AGO) Publishing tool execution failed Failed to publish web layer ErrorMessage: Failed to publish web layer This is what I 'm doing. I launch ArcGIS Pro using an ArcGIS Online organizational credentials to authorize it. I switch to Portal for ArcGIS with admin credentials, setting it as my active portal. I do this because I cannot directly authorize Pro with Portal credential. I then go to Share -> Web Layer -> Publish Web Layer. I check "Copy all data" and then Vector Tile. No messages at all when analyzing. I press Publish and receive the error. I already checked the permission on many folders, but I am not sure where to find the "user defined location for the local tile cache" mentioned in the log. Also, if this could matter, the certificate of the Portal is self signed, and I am using Pro from within the LAN of the server. Finally, I have NO problem at all publishing map image layers using the same exact procedure. Any guess? Thanks in advance.
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Did it! https://community.esri.com/ideas/14619 Please vote it if you like. Thanks.
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At present, Builder automatically sets the webcontextURL using thehostname of the machine, causing the whole installation being unusable from outside the LAN/intranet. As I suppose ArcGIS Enterprise is also often used to publish and share GIS services externally, why this isn't something that an automatic installer would allow??? So the idea is basically to have the builder asking for an alias name so that everytime one would access the portal can do it using it instead of an useless/unresolvable FQDN! This idea came from this thread.
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Thanks xander_bakker. I just did it starting with ArcGIS Server alone, restoring the services (which now worked fine) and then I'll move on adding the other components manually. What you are saying is correct: next time I'll consider this approach based on your suggestion and the number of services to migrate. Thanks!
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Ok, so this would be tricky... I have a machine where a standalone ArcGIS Server (ver. 10.3.1) is installed. There, I have many published services. I had used in the past the backup and restore utility to port an ArcGIS Server site from one machien to another with success. Now, the situation is: my other machine has an ArcGIS Enterprise (ver. 10.6) installed with the ArcGIS Enterprise Builder (if that matters). This implioes that the server is federated with the Portal, that I have I tried to use the backup/restore procedure in this occasion as well, but I ended up having my server not working anymore and I am now reinstalling from scratch. Is there a document or similar which highligts the procedure/best practice to do this? Or should I avoid using the Builder, installing the server component only, and then following the procdedure of Migrating standalone ArcGIS Server to ArcGIS Enterprise | ArcGIS Blog?
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I am actually testing the solution suggested in gis.stackexchange. popup - Automating Pop up configuration of web app in ArcGIS for Portal? - Geographic Information Systems Stack Exchange Will update the thread with my findings.
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