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‎10-25-2016

Hi Daniel, Thank you for your quick response. The patch has indeed fixed this issue!

‎10-25-2016

I have come across this issue as well. I can replicate it when I use Windows Authentication to connect to my query layers at 10.4.1, logged in as my domain user who owns the tables. However, the ArcGIS Server service is running as a 'headless' domain user. This user does have access to the tables as these have been granted successfully. However, even if I register the database the tables are in as the user running the ArcGIS Server service, then log in to ArcMap as my domain account who owns the tables, the publishing will fail. If I log in as the ArcGIS Server service account, it will publish. Question 1: Why is swizzling taking place when I have registered my database with ArcGIS Server Question 2: Why do I have to be logged in as the ArcGIS Server service account? This does not seem intuitive? Failed to create the service.: Updating the server connection string for layer Radios failed. Attempted connection string was SERVER=dev;INSTANCE="DSID=090096d7-3620-4a20-8cfe-55946263acf6";DBCLIENT=sqlserver;DB_CONNECTION_PROPERTIES=dev;DATABASE=archive;AUTHENTICATION_MODE=OSA. Table name is archive."domain\AD-User".%Radios. Please verify the data exists on the server. Failed swizzling the service.

‎09-30-2016

Is it possible to create a GeoEvent definition from a json feed where there are no field headings. For example: { "total": 3, "1": ["asdf", 23, 34, 0], "2": ["fyih", 23, 34, 0], "3": ["56j", 23, 34, 0], The TrackID would be the numbers listed 1,2,3 etc and the attributes of the feature listed.

‎08-09-2016

A customer has a requirement to have two web maps within a 10.4.1 Portal. One with HTTP only content and one with HTTPS only content. From testing, no matter what basemap is set, either the ArcGIS Online geometry service or local geometry service is called. For example: http://<FQDN>/arcgis/rest/services/Utilities/Geometry/GeometryServer/project... Mixed content is not permitted in Internet Explorer as a policy. The Geometry service was set as 'http'. The HTTP only web map displays fine but mixed content is presented in the HTTPS only web map. Is there a solution to this apart from setting up two Portal instances?

‎04-06-2016

If a map service is overwritten, there is no sharing option in the service editor. The original service has to be deleted, then sharing is permitted to the Portal.

‎04-06-2016

If a map service is overwritten, there is no sharing option in the service editor. The original service has to be deleted, then sharing is permitted to the Portal.

‎02-24-2016

ArcGIS for Server has a health check URL so that it can be determined if there is an issue with the machine or one of the machines in an ArcGIS for Server site. Is there an equivalent for Portal for ArcGIS? When Portal is configured for High Availability, the documentation just mentions the following. This is not a great way to know if there is an issue with one of the machines: Check the status of a highly available portal To check the status of a high availability configuration, use the command line utility and follow these steps: On any machine in the high availability configuration, log in with the Portal for ArcGIS account (selected in Step 2). Open a command prompt as an administrator (Run as administrator), browse to <Portal for ArcGIS installation directory>\tools\portalha, and run the portalha.bat tool with the -s command (for example,portalha.bat -s). Review the messages in the tool to obtain the current status of the high availability configuration. The output is as follows: C:\Program Files\ArcGIS\Portal\tools\portalha>portalha.bat -s Machine '<machine.domain>' is configured for high availability architecture and includes the primary database. The machine '<machine.domain>' is configured for high availability architecture and includes a standby database. C:\Program Files\ArcGIS\Portal\tools\portalha> A health check could be added to the web server by specifying a Portal URL such as the portaladmin site. Is there a better way to detect if a machine is not operational and prompt a failover? A follow on question is that it doesn't seem possible to health check through a web adaptor. If one machine is down behind the web adaptor, the health check with still show the site as being successful. Do the health checks have to be directed through 6080/6443? If the web adaptor is being used in a reverse proxy configuration, how can you health check two endpoints through these internal ports?

‎02-14-2016

After testing, I have found that ArcGIS Online does trust the Let's Encrypt certificate. The proxy can embed credentials for secured services.

‎01-20-2016

Hi Dmitry, The ArcGIS for Server account is definitely running as a domain account and has permissions to the drive. I successfully registered the UNC path with ArcGIS Server and there were no errors when analyzing the document. I was considering putting the dataset on both machines. The reason it is on a separate machine is that we want it on a fault tolerant file server for resilience but I will consider this option. Thanks for your feedback.

‎01-19-2016

Has anyone come across, or have any ideas about this error when publishing: NAServer requires at least one network analysis layer to be in the map. This is the scenario: Two ArcGIS for Server machines in a site. All data hosted on a remote machine within the same network. The data is in a file geodatabase, is shared with the domain account running the ArcGIS for Server machines and has read permissions. The data is referenced via UNC paths and can be viewed in ArcMap fine. *When publishing the network service, the server logs state: NAServer requires at least one network analysis layer to be in the map. This is not correct as I have added a network analysis layer by creating a new route. *Note: if I copy the network dataset locally and reference the data over a UNC path, the service publishes fine. So, why doesn't my network service publish when the data is remote? I believe it has been set up correctly and that the issue is specific to publishing a network dataset or perhaps it is the size of the data that I am publishing. This is a large, country scale network dataset.

‎12-10-2015

I used cloud builder to create a federated 10.3.1 instance. Today I get this error. I don't really want to create the AGS site again. Any help appreciated. Unable to process request. 9017$SITE_NOT_INITIALIZED ArcGIS Server Site is not configured. Check with your ArcGIS Server administrator for resolution; an ArcGIS Server site is created or machines are added to an existing site using ArcGIS Server Manager. Failed to return cluster lookup information. null

‎11-27-2015

Portal for ArcGIS 10.3.1 - HTTP and HTTPS, Domain certificate set at the Web tier. Has anyone come across a login issue when accessing My Content? I've attached a video of the behaviour where it get's stuck in a redirect loop between HTTP and HTTPS. I have seen this on a couple of machines now and I've narrowed it down to an Internet Explorer issue on certain machines but can't work out what setting is causing this. Clearing the cache and running in compatibility mode makes no difference. Here is the behaviour: http://screencast.com/t/8NOhyNDXqa

‎11-27-2015

I can see a lot of Esri customers move to Let's encrypt in the near future. What is the trust level with the Esri products? For example, https://helloworld.letsencrypt.org/ If you look at the certificate path, you will see that the root CA is a DST Root CA: Digging into the Portal keystore, this root certificate is not in there out of the box. In theory, if imported in to the keystore and any other components like ArcGIS for Server, there will be trust within a Portal deployment. Browsers will trust it and import the root CA into the OS certificate store so client machines will have that trust. What about ArcGIS Online? Can Esri let us know if this is/going to be a trusted certificate within the ArcGIS Online keystore?

‎09-16-2015

Hi, Perhaps this is to do with your certificate. Do you mean to say you can connect when using the machine name and then entering your credentials in ArcCatalog? Deploy Portal for ArcGIS on AWS—Portal for ArcGIS (10.3 and 10.3.1) | ArcGIS for Server<http://server.arcgis.com/en/portal/latest/administer/windows/deploy-portal-on-aws.htm> Regards, Chris

‎07-20-2015

I am not sure why it is not appearing in the portal administrator directory but you might be able to format the URL by browsing to your webadaptor.config file for the Portal for ArcGIS Web Adaptor. Open the file and view the <ID> tag. For example: <Id>430f4a9e-1d84-4eab-b96b-b82a1f04bca4</Id> You can then append this to the URL so, for example: https://localhost/portal/portaladmin/system/webadaptors/430f4a9e-1d84-4eab-b96b-b82a1f04bca4/edit

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