Latest Contributions by JonathanQuinn

The services URL is incorrect. When you configure ArcGIS Enterprise, you'll install Portal, Server, the ArcGIS Data Store, and two web adaptors. At a basic level: 1) Create the portal (ex. https://portal.domain.com:7443/arcgis) 2) Create the server (ex. https://server.domain.com:6443/arcgis) 3) Register the Data Store with Server, (ex. https://data-store.domain.com:2443/arcgis Then, you'll register the web adaptors. Let's say you install one called "server" to be registered for Server and one called "portal" to be registered with Portal. 4) Register the "server" web adaptor with Server and you'll be able to reach https://wa-machine.domain.com/server 5) Register the "portal" web adaptor with Portal and you'll be able to reach https://wa-machine.domain.com/portal When federating, you'll use the Server URL with the web adaptor as the services URL and the you can use either the same URL as the admin URL or https://server.domain.com:6443/arcgis Base ArcGIS Enterprise deployment—ArcGIS Enterprise | ArcGIS Enterprise  What is ArcGIS Enterprise Builder?—ArcGIS Enterprise | ArcGIS Enterprise  Tutorial: Set up a base ArcGIS Enterprise deployment—ArcGIS Enterprise | ArcGIS Enterprise  At this point, you can update the services URL manually. ... View more

Can you connect to the URL with curl on the machine? Is the certificate CN set to the <Portal Server>.sbcounty.gov? ... View more

Ah, didn't realize you were using IWA/SAML. Yes, if you aren't using built-in users, leave them blank. ... View more

I suggest mounting the share to the local system and using the mounted directory instead. ... View more

Use the browsers dev tools or Fiddler to monitor the edit request and check the response for the error, or look at the Server logs and see what's going on. ... View more

If you look at the federation information for the Server through the Portaladmin API or the Sharing API, is it correct? ... View more

Only members that are publishers or administrators can publish to Server once you federate Portal and Server. Members with the "User" role won't be able to publish content. ... View more

What certificate are you using for the admin URL for the federated Server(s)? Make sure that the certificate used for that URL is imported as a trusted root certificate: Configuring the portal to trust certificates from your certifying authority—Portal for ArcGIS (10.5.x) | ArcGIS Enterp… ... View more

If you install Portal with an entry in the etc\hosts file that associates the local IP address to an alias, Portal will pick up that hostname. When you create the portal site, it'll use the hostname. There are rewrite rules that are monitoring whether certain headers are in the request, (X-Forwarded-For, X-Forwarded-Host, X-Forwarded-Server, or a header the WA uses, and whether the URL is a certain format. For the URL piece, it checks whether the hostname matches either the Web Context URL host if you're using a reverse proxy or load balancer, or the web adaptor hostname. Next, the context must match the context used for the Web Context URL or web adaptor name. If no expected headers exist or the URL isn't correct, it'll redirect. ... View more

The web adaptor can only be registered with one site. If you need to balance traffic between multiple sites, you'll need to use your own load balancer as Domenico Ciavarella‌ states. ... View more

What happens if you run nslookup <ip of publishing machine>‍‍‍ from the Server machine? This does sound like something your IT staff is better equipped to deal with. ... View more

No problem! No, I haven't heard of this problem before. If creating the portal fails, it should delete the db directory and any other files/folders that were created during that process. Perhaps it couldn't delete the directory when it tried to? The logs should tell you why it failed and hopefully why it couldn't delete the db folder. ... View more

Hm, so can you ping HHSDC42 from your Server machine? Can you run the hostname command on your publishing machine and see what machine name is returned? Can you try to share a folder on the Server machine and see if you can reach it from your publishing machine? ... View more

It's unlikely that a repair will work, as it's not the install directory that's the problem, but the index directory, (C:\arcgisportal\index, for example). ... View more