Latest Contributions by NicolasGIS

Do you have by any chance a second ArcGIS Enterprise deployment on which you have played with the etc/hosts file a bit like it is described on this article ?: https://www.esri.com/arcgis-blog/products/arcgis-enterprise/administration/migrate-to-a-new-machine-in-arcgis-enterprise-two/ I believe it was my issue : I had played with this file to import production data in dev environment. After destroying my dev deployment, these errors disappeared. ... View more

Yes, it is what I am using thanks ! ... View more

Thanks Robert ! It does solve my issue. There is still a very small flickering the first time but it is a nice workaround. Many thanks !  ... View more

Thanks for the reply !  I think you forget to wait for the view to be ready because on my side your sample was not working: view.when( () => {    sketchVM.create("point"); }) Also, you are saying that I am not doing anything with the sketchViewModel but I am : I allow user to drag and move points that are in "editLayer" which is basically what I want to do. I do not want to allow user to add new point just like you suggested. But thanks to your example, I now understand that this property is used for the symbology of new points. I thought it was used to customize the style of the point while it was being edited (the blue filled circle point). So does it mean that is not possible ?! I am currently migrating a 3.28 application and it used to be possible to move a point without changing its symoblogy using the edit toolbar class: var editToolbar = new esri.toolbars.Edit(map); editToolbar.activate(esri.toolbars.Edit.MOVE, graphic); The use case is the following: I want user to move a "pegman" on the map in the spirit of Google Maps. Do you think it can be done in 4.X ? According the 3.x to 4.x functionality matrix, it is the proper class to use. Thanks ! ... View more

Thanks for the reply Jonathan Quinn‌. I just created the idea: https://community.esri.com/ideas/16794-include-client-ip-or-x-forwarded-for-ip-in-arcgis-server-logs Unfortunately, I never managed to make wireshark works with HTTPS... ... View more

Hello Jonathan Quinn‌, I have the same issue with my hosting ArcGIS Server : every 5 minutes the same error is logged. I am pretty sure it is neither a script nor a user. Everything else is working fine... I can validate the hosting ArcGIS Server from Portal for ArcGIS without any issue. Any idea from which component it could come from ? The requests are not made through the webadaptor so nothing is logged on IIS. Cheers ... View more

I just ran into the same error this morning while making a backup with webgisdr tool. The ArcGIS Server failing was the hosting one. Took me a while to find out the root cause because the error logged was not very talkative but I finally found it: after a reboot of the VM, the drive hosting the "arcgiscache" folder was not mounted thus inaccessible. After mounting it back, the issue was solved. ... View more

OK. Thanks for the reply. Anyway, I was able to solve the original webgisdr export/import issue by updating the admin URL from the share interface which is great. I will just have to update them when we will want to load balanced the ArcGIS Server. I believe it is a knew capability because from my notes I thought I had to anticipate this load balancing as it was not possible to update the federated ArcGIS server URL but maybe I am mistaken. On my side, I will open an official case with support because currently I cannot use the official DSC repo because of this bug and I need to maintain my own version which is not ideal. Many thanks for the time you took to test and reply my questions, it is very much appreciated ! > ... View more

Yes Jonathan Quinn‌ : I updated the admin URL from the share API and was able to import the backup !  Thanks  ... View more

Thanks for the reply and your tests. Which behavior were you able to reproduce : the original webgisdr import error and/or the issue with the hostname.properties being overwritten by the ArcGIS Server ? I believe if there were not this issue with the hostname.properties file, it could solve the webgisdr import error don't you think ? Thanks ! ... View more

Yes, it is the hostname that is use for the machine name : ags1.company.com. The thing is I cannot currently modify the hostname.properties file because the ArcGIS Server overwrites it with its IP: https://github.com/Esri/arcgis-powershell-dsc/issues/132 ... View more

Thanks for the reply Jonathan Quinn‌. Do you mean I can update the admin URL with the share REST API  update operation?  /sharing/rest/portals/0123456789ABCDEF/servers/randomId/update Please find below simple architecture diagram. Please let me know if you like to see additional info: The PORTAL_ADMIN_URL in the webgisdr backup configuration was set to: https://portal1.company.com:7443/arcgis/portaladmin Do you know where does webgisdr get the hostname from ? Thanks ... View more

Hello Harrold Sompotan‌,  According to the bug you mentioned it is supposed to be fixed at 10.7 but I still get the error on this version. Maybe what I am doing is slightly different : I want to use an alias for ArcGIS Server Admin Url so that I can later on, replace the alias with a load balancer as stated in the documentation : "Note that when you federate a highly available ArcGIS Server site with Portal for ArcGIS, set Administration URL to a URL that the portal can use to communicate with all servers in the site, even when one of them is unavailable, such as a load balancer URL." I successfully federated my ArcGIS servers with portal for ArcGIS using their machine alias.  So in settings tab/Servers of Portal I have the following: https://myalias1.company.com:6443 https://myalias2.company.com:6443  Everything works fine and in the Portal share API, there is no mention of the ArcGIS Server hostname: /sharing/rest/portals/0123456789ABCDEF/servers Server Name  Server URL    Is Hosted Admin URL  myalias1.company.com:6443 https://myalias1.company.com/arcgis false https://myalias1.company.com:6443/arcgis  myalias2.company.com:6443 https://myalias2.company.com/arcgis true https://myalias2.company.com:6443/arcgis Also, I successfully configured the 2 webadaptors using the machine alias. But when exporting a webgisdr backup, I have the same error: "Failed to generate a token to access ArcGIS Server from Portal" If I activate administrativ access on the 2 webadaptors then the backup is successful. Checking the "webgis-config.json" file exported by webgisdr, I can see that the admin URL of the ArcGIS Server is set with the hostname value: "adminURL":"https://myhostname1.company.com:6443/arcgis/admin" Do you know where does it get this info from ? Or maybe you have better option to suggest ? Thanks, ... View more