Latest Contributions by ArchitSrivastava

Hello @EstherSmith_Dev , I ESRI's documentation in regards to "Configuring Load Balancer" it explains the steps which are required to be performed. Kindly find the document below: https://enterprise.arcgis.com/en/portal/10.9.1/administer/windows/configuring-a-highly-available-portal.htm#ESRI_SECTION2_7C8FCA9F8F704A28A0D07582DA0D8E42  Hope it helps answer your query and allows you to move forward. Archit ... View more

Hello @YuriiP , It seems that datastore is being pointed/referenced using IP address in comparison to ArcGIS Portal and ArcGIS Server (which are being referenced through FQDN).  This can be confirmed by navigating to ArcGIS Server Admin > data  > items  > enterpriseDatabases > Select "/enterpriseDatabases/AGSDataStore_ds_xxxxxx" under "Child Items" > "machines" beside "Resource". If it shows IP address ArcGIS Server is utilizing IP address to connect to ArcGIS DataStore. (This needs to be performed on current environment/source) As per my understanding the IP address of the current machine is surely different from the new machine.  Furthermore, I have encountered the problem in the past which I was able to workaround using few machines changes but also caused damage. Hence, I would not recommend any of those as they can cause an impact on current environment. I would suggest switch the WebGISDr log levels find more details what is causing the process to hang utilizing the "Valid levels DEBUG, INFO, WARN, and ERROR" Additionally, reaching out to ESRI Support services could also be helpful. Hope it helps! Archit   ... View more

Hello @Anonymous User , As per my understanding, there is no fixed or outlined way to perform such migration. Hence, you may have to utilize a mix and match of options available at hand. This process does require a lot of considerations and evaluation/testing prior to deciding a final strategy depending on different types of item. However, I did find few articles which can help you get started on this and probably help you decide a proper strategy. Kindly find the blog URLs below: Migrating your content between ArcGIS Online, ArcGIS Enterprise or both - Part 1 (esri.ca) Migrate your content between ArcGIS Online or ArcGIS Enterprise deployments or both - Part 2 (esri.ca) Migrating Portal and ArcGIS Online Content - SSP Innovations Overcoming challenges when migrating from ArcGIS Online to ArcGIS Enterprise - GEO Jobe (geo-jobe.com) Hope it helps! Warm Regards, Archit   ... View more

Hello @MichaelJenkins , As per my understanding, the validation of Databases/DataStores is performed by "System/PublishingToolsEx". The maximum details available should be at GP service job logs. Try the following: Navigate to ArcGIS Server Manager > Site > Data Stores > Validate the Data Store you would like to know more details about. Once the above is completed, navigate to "Jobs" on the same page >  select "System/PublishingToolsEx" in service and "query" > Click on the "info" icon on the result which matches time of validation process > Select the "Job Id". This should allow you to have more details in regards to RCA of the failure. Hope it Helps!   ... View more

Hello Jamal NUMAN‌, I used Chrome Developer tools to display the request. Apologies for late response. ... View more

Hello Jamal NUMAN‌, Thanks for the response. As per my understanding,  I believe it will only calculate the request which are being sent. For e.g. Let's assume I launched a Map Service in "ArcGIS JavaScript Viewer" from Rest API and it sent 4 requests to load/render the data. Then if I zoom in further and it sent out 5 more requests to load the new data. Now, if I zoom out to previous extent, the browser already has the data Cached, so it will not be sending the requests to the Server and the total number of request should be 9. Obviously, the consideration would be that I am not changing the extent in the whole hypothetical process. I tried to capture this with a service from Sample Server 6 (GIF attached), you will notice that first rendering sends a request and then when I zoom in again, it sends a requests to fetch the data but if I zoom-out, it doesn't send a new request as the browser already has that information. This is actually managed by "Etags", to elaborate more about this property below documentation should help: Improve map service display performance—ArcGIS Server | Documentation for ArcGIS Enterprise  Hope it helps! Thanks & Regards, Archit ... View more

Hello Jamal NUMAN‌, As per my understanding, It shows "Total requests" i.e. "Total number of requests made by a client to a service for a given time frame.". Which means it will include all the information which you have mentioned above: A user who is panning the map A user who is downloading a service A user who is editing a service Any transaction which is being performed between Server and Client. For more details you can go through the following document: Work with server statistics—ArcGIS Server | Documentation for ArcGIS Enterprise  Hope this answers your queries! Thanks & Regards, Archit ... View more

Hello Krishan Pareek‌, Thanks for sharing the details of the problem. As per my understanding, in order to proceed with the projection we would need to follow the process of creating a Local Scene. Basically, The main differences between local scenes and global scenes are that local scenes can display data that has a spatial reference in a local projected coordinate system and the terrain and layers are shown projected on a planar surface rather than on a sphere. Local scenes are best used for displaying or analyzing data at the local or city scale that have a fixed extent in which you work . Local scenes are helpful for urban planning and visualization where you can view campus facilities or building developments.  As for the second concern mentioned above, I believe it could be because of the base layer being created in a different reference. I will run some tests on my end and try to confirm the details. I will try to do so as soon as possible. Hope it helps!! ... View more

Hey Krishan Pareek‌, Kindly go through the following doc, this explains more about the root cause of the error and what solutions which you can apply: 00230: has a different projection than the 's projection—ArcGIS Pro | Documentation  Hope it helps!!!! ... View more

Hello Ali Wieckowicz‌, As per my understanding, it is not possible to use OAuth 2.0 with a standalone Server. It is feasible if the environment is configured as ArcGIS  Enterprise. After a bit of research, I found the following documentation which explains security methodologies available. It states the following: "OAuth 2.0 (OAuth😞 The ArcGIS platform determines user authenticity and a token is supplied to the client app. This token is used in subsequent requests for secured resources. OAuth 2.0 is the recommended methodology to use to sign in your users. Available with ArcGIS Online and ArcGIS Enterprise version 10.3 and later."  Full doc. URL: ArcGIS Security and Authentication | ArcGIS for Developers   P.S : What is ArcGIS Enterprise?—ArcGIS Enterprise | Documentation for ArcGIS Enterprise  Hope it helps!! ... View more

Hello Peter, As per my understanding this layer is Hotsed of ArcGIS Online, however if you can confirm that it would be great. Could you please try the following: Add the layer to a ne Map and try editing the Layer (is the issue specific to the WebMap)? Could you try checking the response to "applyedits" request using the developer tool? Are you able to update attribute information for any existing feature? Try disabling Editing on the hosted feature layer and re-enable it? Hope it helps! ... View more

Hello Thinh Tran Cong‌, Thanks for trying the suggestions. Just to confirm, what happens when you try to load the newly added scale on the ArcGIS REST API or by adding the service to Map Viewer. Also, try capturing requests made usinf Developer Tool and check the response for those requests, if the tiles fail to load. Hope it help! ... View more

Thanks for the response Logan Suhr‌. Glad I could help! ... View more