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It sounds as though you are encountering a known defect: "BUG-000116672: Trying to register a database with a federated ArcGIS Server 10.6.1, configured with Integrated Windows Authentication (IWA), redirects to the login screen in ArcGIS Server Manager." You can subscribe to this defect here; doing so can help us understand the demand behind this bug. As a workaround, you can use ArcGIS Desktop to register the database or manually registered the database at REST. If you want to look further into this issue, I would recommend creating a case with Technical Support. If you need assistance getting in touch with Technical Support, please feel free to message me directly.
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09-18-2019
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Have you made sure that the account running ArcGIS Server has the necessary permissions to the appropriate folders? This is explained further here in our documentation.
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Considering you can't query the service at REST, it sounds as though something is wrong with the service. With that in mind, it makes sense that you're encountering an error when you try to share it. What error do you see when you query the item at REST? Right after you try to perform the query, is there any more information in the ArcGIS Server logs?
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09-16-2019
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Going through a quick test on my side, I was able to reproduce this behavior with ArcGIS Enterprise 10.7.1 With this in mind, I recommend creating a case with Techincal Support. Doing so would allow for somebody to look into the issue further, get the proper resources looped in, and determine if this is known behavior or not. If you need assistance getting in contact with Technical Support, please feel free to DM me.
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09-11-2019
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Excellent, glad to hear that everything is working!
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09-10-2019
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Thank you for that additional information. With this in mind, I recommend creating a case with Technical Support; doing so would allow for somebody to look into the issue further and get the proper resources looped in.
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08-23-2019
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Thank you for that additional information, Kafil. With this in mind, I recommend creating a case with Technical Support; doing so would allow for somebody to look into the issue further and get the proper resources looped in.
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08-23-2019
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A couple of questions to help isolate the possible issue: Are you signing in to ArcGIS Online using built-in or enterprise logins? The ArcGIS Online account you're using will need to be a built-in account. Does your ArcGIS Enterprise portal have access to the internet? This is necessary to go through this workflow; this is elaborated on further in our documentation.
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08-21-2019
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Do you have Active scripting enabled in Internet Explorer? This is a requirement for using the ArcGIS Enterprise portal in Internet Explorer 11. This requirement is elaborated on further in our documentation; the steps for how to do this in Internet Explorer is explained further here.
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08-21-2019
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Considering this behavior occurs with both GeoEvent Manager and GeoEvent's REST endpoint, there could be a few reasons as to why GeoEvent is inaccessible (thus throwing that 404 error when being accessed). With this in mind, I recommend creating a case with Technical Support; doing so would allow for somebody to look into the issue further and get the proper resources looped in.
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08-16-2019
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Is there any difference in behavior if you try navigating to Manager (https://gisserver.domain.com:6143/geoevent/manager/) instead of the accessing GeoEvent through the REST endpoint?
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08-15-2019
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Excellent - glad to hear everything is working, Jackson!
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08-15-2019
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The documentation is referring to a hosted feature layer, meaning the data is copied to the ArcGIS Data Store. Because you're using a feature service that references the registered enterprise geodatabase, this option isn't available within the ArcGIS Enterprise portal because available because the administration needs to take place within the RDBMS itself. With this in mind, attachments enabled on the feature class will be respected in the feature service - so you should be good to go with your workflow in Collector.
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Does this occur when publishing a brand new service or when overwriting an existing map service? And what is the source data - a file geodatabase, an enterprise geodatdatabase, or . . .?
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08-14-2019
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Collector is designed to work with photos and videos that are on your mobile device. You will need to download the video from your GoPro to your mobile device via the GoPro App. From here you can add/edit a feature in Collector and you should then be able to add the video from your device's gallery. Good that you're using an iPad! In case anybody else has a similar question, Collector for ArcGIS (Android) only supports photo attachments (Work with attachments—Collector for ArcGIS | ArcGIS) but Collector for ArcGIS (iOS) supports both photo and video attachments (Work with attachments—Collector for ArcGIS | ArcGIS ).
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