Latest Contributions by JonathanQuinn

No, the change hasn't been made yet. You can track the status of this bug for more information: BUG-000121591 Patch Notification: The URL referenced to the patches.json file should be HTTPS only ... View more

The DR tool does require a JRE to run. By default, it uses the Java runtime installed with Portal. You'll need to install Java on the machine you're moving the DR tool to. ... View more

Take a look at the network traffic. There are requests that are failing, so it'd be good to know what those requests are and what the error response is. I’m taken to another host and installation (probably the one that the clone attempt was done for and the failure of which started this problem). I assumed that when you mentioned the machine was restored, it was restored from a snapshot and the machine name would remain the same. It sounds like the machine name has changed. Is that correct? Portal doesn't support hostname changes well, so if the hostname is different, restore to the same machine name. Modifying content shouldn't cause issues with signing into Portaladmin; did the login problem occur after you restored the machine from a snapshot? ... View more

Following up on Ben Turrell‌'s suggestion, there are more issues than just accessing the portal database. The content is stored in the database as well as the content directory. Is your content directory on the same machine as Portal? If so, restoring the VM to a snapshot should restore both the database and content on the file system. What happens if you try to generate a token via the Sharing API, (https://portal.domain.com:7443/arcgis/sharing/rest/generateToken). There's no supported way to directly interact with or manage the internal database. It'd be good to understand the network traffic to know why you're getting redirected to sign back in. Have you looked at the traffic via Fiddler or your dev tools? ... View more

I assume you haven't taken any backups using the WebGIS DR tool? Create an ArcGIS Enterprise backup—Portal for ArcGIS (10.8) | Documentation for ArcGIS Enterprise Modifying the database directly is not supported. ... View more

You'll need to use Fiddler or your browsers dev tools when loading the map in order to figure out why the layer can't load. You should see requests for the service, and then be able to look at the response to see what's going wrong. ... View more

Right, this ability was removed at 10.7 and we are looking to remove those steps from the documentation starting at that version. ... View more

Use step 11 in the doc below to update the admin URL: Configure an existing ArcGIS Enterprise deployment for high availability—Portal for ArcGIS (10.8) | Documentation for …  ... View more

If the item has been properly copied over, URL references for reaching the app should all point to the target environment. You'll likely need to update other refernces, such as operational and basemap layer URLs, or URLs within widgets. ... View more

What RP are you using? What URL is it directing you to that returns the 404? ... View more

Take a look at the JSON responses when loading that page. You should see one that isn't returning an expected response, so the home app doesn't load. ... View more

No, I'm not aware of any documentation, but it would be any item in the portal. Again, that could be user created items, Living Atlas, pre-installed apps, languages, etc. Any item in the portal will be indexed and searchable. There are some caveats, (what languages you have enabled, if you have LA enabled, etc). ... View more

Yikes, the machines API definitely shouldn't be empty, and that's certainly the reason why the Web Adaptor is returning that error. If this is a new portal, I'd suggest reinstalling and re-creating the site. There's no supported way to update the Machines API directly, it should be handled within the software, but for some reason wasn't. ... View more