Latest Contributions by PeterBirksmith

There are 2 issues here that need to be clarified Is it a file geodatabase or a relational geodatabase. Assuming it's a relational geodatabase then this really should be dealt with by the dba.  This is not a core function of ESRI. There are several good SQL sites that you can review and select a convenient method of auditing. With SQL server you can create a trigger DDL that fires on a specific event. I use this type of auditing quite regularly and have built audit reporting and an automation process to accommodate the audit requirements. Happy to chat. Cheers ... View more

With Postgres you need to add the machine IP to the pg_hba.conf.  It's like a whitelist for access to the database.  This file can normally be found under ..\PostgreSQL\9.3\data directory. I'll put an environment together and respond shortly, ... View more

Hey there Had the same issue and adding the arcgis server account to the database did allow me to generate or register a database successfully. Woohoo Cheers Peter ... View more

Hi Rebecca Thanks for the information.  Will give it a shot and let you know and this link works fine for me. I'll sign off on this answer shortly. Cheers Peter ... View more

Hi RJ, The upgrade to 10.3.1 has resolved the issue with RabbitMQ errors in Win 2012 R2 Thanks to the hard working ESRI support team for getting this issue resolved. Cheers Peter ... View more

Hi RJ Thanks for the feedback.  I've had feedback from Esri support that the issue relates to Win 2012 R2 using the patches for 10.3 I've been advised to upgrade to 10.3.1 So will do this once I've completed my Birst training and let you know how I go. Cheers Peter ... View more

Hi RJ, Support and myself have come to the same conclusion that this may be the OS.  It's not replicated in Windows 2008 but is in 2012. We'll have to see what Esri Server group respond with. Cheers Peter ... View more

Hi RJ Thanks again for the support and comments.  Here is the support call details. Esri Australia Ticket Number  F8JA375119 I sent these details to Support D:\Temp\CheckRabbitMQ> {   "platformservices": [     { "id": "5592604b-879d-4349-95e3-8ba65ffb82bc", "type": "MESSAGE_BUS", "provider": "RabbitMQ", "info": { "port": 27271, "platformTopics": ["arcgis-admin-events"], "ssl": true, "password": "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx", "user": "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx", "version": "3.2.3"       }     },     { "id": "d8969064-636b-4236-a74a-c9e07cc41dfb", "type": "MESSAGE_BUS", "provider": "RabbitMQ", "info": { "port": 27271, "platformTopics": ["arcgis-admin-events"], "ssl": true, "password": "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx", "user": "xxxxxxxxxxxxx",        "version": "3.2.3"       }     }   ],   "status": "success" } Cheers Peter ... View more

Hi RJ, Thanks for the response. This is a single installation of ArcGis and GeoEvent 10.3 on a windows 2012 R2 Windows Sever. I installed ArcGis Server 10.3 and applied patch ArcGIS-103-S-SCFSSP-Patch, then installed GeoEvent 10.3 and applied the patch GeoEvent-10.3-Patch1 Each service is started by a domain account with full admin rights. I changed the server names to the fully qualified name of the host.  I've done this in ArcGis Server Manager under Site > Machines Under Cluster there is only the default and I changed this also to be the FQDN. In ArcGis GeoEvent Manager, under Site > Data Stores, I changed this also to be the FQDN.  The Name remained default. I've lodged a support call but haven't heard back yet with any steps to take to resolve the issue. It's our prod box so I can't just uninstall the server where as I can uninstall and re-install geoevent as this component is just about to be implemented. Again thanks for the assistance. Cheers Peter ... View more