Latest Contributions by JonathanQuinn

Unfortunately, the TEMP directory is not exposed as configurable via an API, but it'd be a good enhancement request. ... View more

The components use the following default directories to stage the backups: Portal for ArcGIS: <Portal_content_directory>\temp ArcGIS Server: C:\Users\<user>\AppData\Local\Temp ArcGIS Data Store: <ArcGIS_Data_Store_directory>\temp You should be interested in ArcGIS Server, so assuming you changed the TEMP directory of the install user to the D:\ drive, I agree with @ReeseFacendini, increase space on the drive. https://enterprise.arcgis.com/en/portal/latest/administer/windows/create-web-gis-backup.htm ... View more

No, that won't work. Create the target environment using the correct/intended URLs and then restore your backup. If you need to update the URLs, you can do so after the restore is complete. ... View more

Unless instructed by Support, there's no need to modify internal configuration files, including the pg_hba.conf file. The messages you see regarding the "no pg_hba.conf file" are due to a check that's occurring without passing in certain properties. What version are you using? Can you check the casing of the services URL you used in federation between your source and target deployment? My assumption is that the casing is different, leading to the error. ... View more

This issue is not targeted for a patch at the moment. If you need this to be resolved quicker, my recommendation is work with your account manager to escalate the bug to be reviewed by Support Technical Leads and product management. ... View more

Can you provide information on which component is taking the longest to restore? The command prompt should include information about how long each component took. ... View more

Have you contacted Support? If not, I recommend doing so and providing DEBUG logs from Portal and the DR tool when running a backup as well as a ProcMon log which can help track what's being attempted on the file system. ... View more

They are created when you create a backup of Portal. How often are you creating backups of Portal, either using the DR tool or directly in the Portaladmin API? Are they never cleared up, or only sometimes?   ... View more

The standby is checking whether the database on primary is accessible. It does this using values defined in the ha-config.properties file: https://enterprise.arcgis.com/en/portal/latest/administer/windows/configuring-a-highly-available-portal.htm#ESRI_SECTION2_51B684E109F1414B98C09792CBB65D8D Optionally, define the portal's failover properties. A highly available portal checks whether a failure has occurred with the portal machines. You can define the interval in seconds and frequency for checking machine status using the steps below. These properties must be changed on each machine in the portal and must be the same on both machines. At 10.8 and earlier, these values weren't actually honored and the first failed check would promote standby. At 10.8.1, we correct that behavior and now the values are honored. You can increase them if there are network issues that cause the standby to promote itself even if the primary is healthy, although the network issues should be investigated. ... View more

To be honest, we haven't tested that specific workflow, however it should work. Replica IDs should be stored in the relational Data Store, and the entire database is replicated using the DR tool, which would include the replica IDs and anything else that would be important to retain for offline workflows. I'm interested in trying this out, so I'll do some testing and get back to you. ... View more