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Hi @COSPNWGuy, @EdwardGause, and @LarryMasters - would you envision this being in conjunction with ArcGIS Knowledge or just using ArcGIS Enterprise on its own? ... View more

Please see our Set time properties on data product documentation.  If these solutions don't meet your needs, consider logging a new Idea. ... View more

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The following tech papers address ArcGIS Enterprise system recommendations:  Architecting the ArcGIS System: Best Practices ArcGIS Enterprise: Architecting Your Deployment For organization-specific recommendations, consider working with Professional Services or our business partners. ... View more

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Service webhooks, which include feature service webhooks, are included as a beta feature in ArcGIS Enterprise 11.0.  Read more about beta features in our New in ArcGIS Enterprise 11.0: beta features blog and head over to the Early Adopter Community to provide further input you may have on service webhooks. ... View more

Hi @AJ_devaccount - going to try and answer your questions by general topic here. Regarding distributed collaboration, there won't be an issue with ArcGIS Enterprise being behind a firewall.  Just know that when setting up the distributed collaboration, ArcGIS Online will have to be the host and ArcGIS Enterprise will be the guest.  There's a bit more on this on our About distributed collaboration product documentation.  (To get into the details a bit, because Enterprise will be making requests to Online and Online will only be responding – Online will never be making requests of Enterprise.). If you set up distributed collaboration by copies, you could have a referenced service in Enterprise and a hosted service in Online.  Any edits made in Online would then make its way to Enterprise - thus updating the source enterprise geodatabase. ArcGIS Field Maps can be used with ArcGIS Enterprise services behind a firewall but you will have to use a VPN to connect directly to these services or work offline.  There's a great blog about working offline with Field Maps that goes into more details of how to do this exactly. Regarding Survey123, you are correct - you can only use hosted feature layers (either in ArcGIS Enterprise or ArcGIS Online).  You can't use referenced feature services.  There's a bit more about this in the Use Survey123 with existing feature layers product documentation. ... View more

Hi @AJ_devaccount - you're correct, shared editing in distributed collaboration was introduced in ArcGIS Enterprise 10.9. It is important to note that this can take place with hosted content, as well as referenced (whether branch versioned or non-versioned with archiving enabled).  Based on what you described, it sounds like you're using referenced services. With that in mind, and to answer your questions: 1) You can indeed have a scheduled sync so that anytime the source Enterprise geodatabase is updated, the feature service will be updated in Enterprise and ArcGIS Online. 2) As soon as the feature service is updated in Online, this will be reflected in the Enterprise portal. This will then be reflected in the enterprise geodatabase - just like when an edit is made to a feature service (without distributed collaboration involved). 3) Correct, distributed collaboration needs a feature layer accessible in the Enterprise portal to sync content between Online and Enterprise (and enterprise geodatabase). Not sure if you've seen this but this blog may be of help for more information on distributed collaboration with shared editing: https://www.esri.com/arcgis-blog/products/arcgis-enterprise/sharing-collaboration/distributed-collaboration-with-shared-editing/. ... View more

Hi @WarrenMedernach - the behavior you're describing is all expected.  Hosted feature services are inherently different than referenced feature services, they shouldn't need to be started or stopped like referenced services might.   If you could elaborate on your workflow, we'd love to hear more about it on the ArcGIS Enterprise Ideas board! ... View more

Hi Norm - ENH-000127894's synopsis is: "Modify the URL structure of Enterprise sites to not include the symbol for a URL fragment identifier."  There can be a lag before it shows up on the Support website but, since your account is attached to it, the defect and it's details should show up for you in MyEsri. ... View more