Latest Contributions by JonathanQuinn

Sorry, let me clarify; at 10.9.1 and earlier, we had a parsing issue. We check whether the services URL has admin access enabled, and if not, use the admin URL. Ultimately, though, the DR tool constructs the URL to the admin API as https://admin.domain.com/arcgis/admin. It then needed to parse out the "/admin" URL path from the end, but mistakenly stripped the first occurrence. This meant there were requests going to https://.domain.com/arcgis, which of course wouldn't resolve. We addressed this in 11.0, but used an incorrect method, which looks for any character in the URL that matches any character in "admin". In your case, https://ags3.our_org.net/agsfed/admin/ all of the bolded characters are characters in "admin", therefore got stripped from the URL, resulting in https://ags3.our_org.net/agsfe. My question was whether the services URL and Admin URL are both set to https://ags3.our_org.net/agsfed, which makes a workaround more challenging. ... View more

Unfortunately, this is a regression from a change to handle "admin" in the admin URL hostname. It strips any characters in the word "admin" from the end of the URL, which is why your URL that ends in "d" has the "d" stripped. Your services URL is https://myf5name/agsfed; what's the admin URL? ... View more

Hm, the DR tool shouldn't even need to make a request to the services URL; it should use the admin URL for everything. I'll take a look. ... View more

When creating a Server site, there are two important parameters; where the config-store will be located and where the directories will be located. The config-store, which is where site and service configuration, security information, and other things are stored, can be in cloud storage. The directories, which store published services, output of jobs and map operations, must be on the file system. A file share will always be provisioned for a site that uses cloud storage. ... View more

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