Latest Contributions by AnthonyRyanEQL

Jonathan, I originally did have both portal machines in the ALB target group but the machine with the secondary database kept failing requests so that's the reason I removed it from the target group and asked this question as i thought portal ha ran as active/failover. Now that I have a better understanding of Portal HA, I need to investigate why the second portal machine isn't processing requests, etc. ... View more

Mark, We haven't used any OOTB web tools as they weren't available to us at the time of implementation. Our GP service uses the VersionManagement REST API endpoint associated with the UN Feature Service to do the work relating to reconcile, check for conflicts and posting. The GP service for posting to default is generic as it will handle any branch versioned dataset because the Feature Service url is passed in as a parameter and the VersionManagement endpoint is derived from that, etc. ... View more

Mike, Support Case raised and I have asked our vendor to link it to the bug & escalate. Thanks ... View more

Hi @NoahMayer  Thanks for the information. I can ping both machines healthCheck endpoint and get a {"status":"success"} response returned. Some information relating to your points that I will double check again 1. Portal is running with a local windows account on each machine which has the same name and permissions. We don't really have AD setup in AWS but a little weight version was. This is for FSx file share to host the portal content directory for each machine. A drive is mapped with the credentials to allow machine access to the file share. 2. We followed the portal numbers from Ports used by Portal for ArcGIS—ArcGIS Enterprise | Documentation for ArcGIS Enterprise when setting up the security group for intra-machine comms 3. Are you able to point me in the right direction on how to do this. I did this many moons ago and can't remember where to look. 4. Same as 3 please. 5. I will if the above doesn't pan out. Thanks again for your help on this matter. ... View more

Hi @rshihab  I sure did. We used https://portal-sbx.domain.com/arcgis and we have a Route 53 entry that resolves it to the ALB with a rule to forward to the specified target group which is configured with the static IP address attached to the EC2 instance The other ALB & Route 53 configurations we have are https://hosting-sbx.domain.com/arcgis, https://gp-sbx.domain.com/arcgis, https://un-sbx.domain.com/arcgis & https://map-sbx.domain.com/arcgis server sites. These are federated with Portal and work as expected    ... View more

Noah, I’m a little confused with Portal HA. I have 2 EC2s in AWS with an ALB for portal setup. Followed the steps in https://enterprise.arcgis.com/en/portal/latest/administer/windows/configuring-a-highly-available-portal.htm and the status of the machines using portaladmin url is primary/standby. Any request to the alb for portal works if it’s directed to the machine with status of primary. Reading the documentation in the url suggestions traffic is distributed between both machines and in my case it only works on the primary. At the moment, I have the standby up and running but removed from the target group of alb and rules. I must be missing a configuration somewhere. ArcGIS Enterprise 11.1 installed. Any help in this area would be greatly appreciated as I was trying to find out how an alb could ping the statuses of the machines without a token to determine how to route the traffic to only the primary machine. thanks ... View more

Mark, We are in the same boat with a Protected Default. The solution we deployed uses ArcGIS Pro task using a python toolbox. This client-side toolbox collects information from the user & ArcGIS Pro (eg. which service to use (eg. UN), what version to push, whatever else your BAU workflows require). This information is pushed to a GP service which does the actual work. The GP service takes the information as input parameters and processes the request (eg. UN service url, has the version been reconciled in the past 15minutes). The credentials used in the service that has the version management privilege is stored on the server in the Windows Credential Manager and is accessed in python via the profile parameter (eg. gis=GIS(url=UN_url, username=u, password=p, profile=profile). These are setup when the ArcGIS Server software was being installed but can be done at anytime. Access to this service is controlled by an Enterprise Portal group and SSO. The reason we did the GP service was to make it generic as possible in which it could be used with any branch versioned dataset. There are many ways to do this. Good luck. ... View more

Mike, Thanks for this. I need to brush up on my search skills in the support pages as I can't find that. I'm a little disappointed that the bug hasn't been rectified yet. I see that it's in the product plan but how long do we expect the fix to be implemented? The workaround is to use the 'Move' tool but how does an editor move a feature in Z only? Is there a way to escalate this as we consider the edit vertices tool to be key functionality within the application? ... View more

@JohnAlsup @MikeMillerGIS Have you seen this type of issue with UN features before? Thanks ... View more

Mike, John has a copy of the table and Tom Brown has a copy of our UN PRD SQL Server geodatabase if you're interested in having a look ... View more

Mike, DR-10 does appear in two different tiers. This is the case of some bad data but I'm sure somewhere this would be a requirement and the system shouldn't care either as it is unique at a tier level. ... View more

John, No problems at all. There is about 280,000 records in it. I'll copy it out to another file geodatabase, zip it and then email it to you shortly. Thanks for looking at this. ... View more