Latest Contributions by AnthonyRyanEQL

Fay, You don't need an admin account to generate a token using the REST endpoint. Any named user account can be used to generate a token which is what happens when the user logs in. The difference will be the content that account has access to & privilege the user can do. I currently have several named user accounts with various privileges (eg. different role) used for integration/reporting purposes that generate their own tokens to then access content, write data, etc.   There is an endpoint that doesn't need a password but needs a registered application within Portal which uses a callback url to exchange keys, etc using OAuth . This can be a little difficult with Python, etc with spinning up a web server to listen on a predefined port and a few other things. I haven't done this before but there examples out there. Good luck ... View more

Rafa, I personally would create a separate service for the visualisation purposes of the UN features. In the Electric Utility I work for we have the UNM service is used just for editing the network, UN functions only on a separate server site and the visualisation services is published to a different server site to have different symbology, configurations, number of instances, different server sizes in AWS. Having different services allows you to control access via portal groups (eg. security). Esri Inc does have a document relating to best practices and an item on there talks about workload separation and the above is how we have tackled that  ... View more

Neil, You need to talk to the person who setup the concurrent licensing with your License Manager as they have access to my.esri.com which is where they were able to provision your license from ... View more

Hi MK, I would email Esri Inc to double check. There is an email link on the UN cert webpage. The reason is that I have been inquiring about this certification too this week and a rep from Esri Inc said there was no pre-reqs. All I had to do was purchase a voucher to be used at any time I like when I'm ready to do the exam. Good Luck ... View more

Kelly, How does the body of the request look when you're trying to generate the token I'm using PowerShell to generate a token from AGOL and find content that is only shared to me which is working great for me   $body = @{ username="builtin username goes here" password="builtin username password goes here" expiration=60 referer="https://energyq.maps.arcgis.com" f="json" } $LoginResponse = Invoke-WebRequest -Uri "https://www.arcgis.com/sharing/generateToken" -Body $body -Method "POST" ... View more