Latest Contributions by JonathanQuinn

It's up to you, really.  There's functionally no difference where you put the Portal.  If best practices for security within your organization led you to install Server behind the firewall, then you should do the same for Portal.  The following documentation describes firewalls, best practices, and ArcGIS Server.  The information can be applied to Portal as well: Firewalls and ArcGIS Server—ArcGIS Server Administration (Windows) | ArcGIS Enterprise  ... View more

Do you see any java processes running?  You can try to take a look at the Server logs, but i'm not sure they will report much if you can't connect at all. ... View more

When you see "publishing failed", that means that the SD file that has been packaged, (indicated by "packaging succeeded"), and has been moved to the Server for unpacking and publishing.  Since the SD file has been moved to the Server, you'll need to look at the Server logs to determine why publishing failed.  Setting the logs to DEBUG should give you some useful information if VERBOSE through SEVERE logs don't provide much. ... View more

I suggest you reach out to Technical Support so they can investigate further. ... View more

When you modify the fields in the web map, you're not modifying the data behind the values, you're just modifying how the data is shown.  When you export the data to a CSV, it's exporting the "raw" data which is why you see the time values so that behavior is expected.  I'm not sure why the web app doesn't honor the settings you made within the web map.  What specific application are you using?  There are a few templates available, (Basic Viewer, etc), as well as the Web Application Builder. ... View more

What application are you using?  The field format is driven from the Configure pop-up > Configure Attributes page.  If you've made changes to the webmap and the web app isn't reflecting those changes, can you try to open the web app in a different browser or clear the browser cache of your current browser? ... View more

We have these types of migration related workflows on our radar for 10.6 and on, so it's something we hope to support in the future. ... View more

Follow pslater‌'s suggestion and make sure you're not overtaxing your Server, which can return the error you're seeing.  For example, if you set your caching instances to equal the amount of cores in your Server, you may want to do one less. ... View more

Can you clarify the following two points? 2. Create feature service from that layer on ArcGis Server using arcpy.   3. Since there is no other why to add feature access to service, this step is adding it through modifying Json of the service using "rest api ". Using the CreateMapSDDraft tool, you're able to modify the sddraft to enable the feature access capability.  When you stage the SD file and then upload it, the resulting service will have feature access enabled. In regards to running them through an HTML page, is that so you can start the process from anywhere? ... View more

Ideally, your script would have a section that analyzes the sddraft after creating it: CreateMapSDDraft—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop  Ex. # create service definition draft analysis = arcpy.mapping.CreateMapSDDraft(mapDoc, sddraft, service, 'ARCGIS_SERVER',                                           con, True, None, summary, tags) # stage and upload the service if the sddraft analysis did not contain errors if analysis['errors'] == {}:     # Execute StageService     arcpy.StageService_server(sddraft, sd)     # Execute UploadServiceDefinition     arcpy.UploadServiceDefinition_server(sd, con) else:     # if the sddraft analysis contained errors, display them     print analysis['errors']‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍ It sounds like a bug if the analysis is missing the fact that a table in the map document has a broken data source. ... View more

I don't have any input on your workflow, but have you looked into a GP service?  If you have ArcGIS Server you could create your own GP service so you can run geoprocessing tasks through the web. ... View more

Probably should have added this in my original post: By default, it's C:\Program Files\ESRI. ... View more

If a previous version was on the machine, there may still be a license folder associated with the previous version.  This may cause problems, so if one exists, you can delete or at least move that folder. ... View more

Ah, ok, I have a basic understanding of certificates, not to the degree to know the difference between ECC and RSA.  You may want to reach out to Technical Support so they can investigate whether there's a problem with a certain certificate type in the software. ... View more