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Hi Luiz - starting with ArcGIS Enterprise 10.7.1, you will need to install the Web Styles setup (available through MyEsri) to view anything beyond basic shapes. This is explained further in the documentation here. After installing, are you still having trouble viewing your scene layers?
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Glad to hear everything is working for you! As you mentioned, you can patch before or after creating a site - the results are the same but it can be faster before the site is created.
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Hi David - the process you describe has to be done manually. There isn't an option for creating separate items when publishing or a python script from Esri (though perhaps somebody else here on GeoNet has one they've already written?). With this in mind, per Andrew's comment, I would recommend adding the suggestion to the Ideas Site.
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Welcome back to This Week's Picks - ArcGIS Enterprise! In past editions, we've been focusing on ArcGIS Enterprise: the product but haven't gotten into ArcGIS Enterprise: the backbone of your GIS workflows. In many organizations, ArcGIS Enterprise is integrated with other components of the ArcGIS platform - including ArcGIS Pro, ArcGIS Online, and Esri's suite of essential, field, and office apps. All of these have unique considerations to keep in mind when working with ArcGIS Enterprise. That said, the focus of this edition of This Week's Picks is ArcGIS Enterprise and field apps. We'll be diving deeper into this topic by looking into: 1. ArcGIS Secure Mobile Implementation Patterns 2. Troubleshooting connecting to ArcGIS Enterprise on your iOS device 3. Disconnected Editing with Collector for ArcGIS and ArcGIS Enterprise 1. ArcGIS Secure Mobile Implementation Patterns This whitepaper is a great resource that acknowledges that, in recent years, the transition from office-based to field-based GIS workflows has forced IT architects to be strategic in deploying an effective enterprise GIS strategy. It goes into almost all possible WebGIS deployment patterns, as well as considerations for different field apps. Whether setting up your environment for the first time or wanting to see where your deployment fits in, this whitepaper is worth checking out - take a look for yourself here. 2. Troubleshooting connecting to ArcGIS Enterprise on your iOS device In later versions of iOS, an issue can arise when connecting to your ArcGIS Enterprise portal if you aren't using a valid certificate; this error is particularly common if you're using a self-signed certificate. While self-signed certificates aren't designed for production use, they can be great for internal testing. So, how do you get around this error? This technical article from Support describes the solution and, while written with Collector for ArcGIS in mind, the steps are helpful when connecting ArcGIS Enterprise to any Esri field app. For the exact workflow, look at the steps outlined here. 3. Disconnected Editing with Collector for ArcGIS and ArcGIS Enterprise The focus of this Esri Canada video is using Collector for ArcGIS for offline editing of a feature service, coming from a registered enterprise geodatabase, in ArcGIS Enterprise. It breaks down the workflow step by step, from feature class creation to data collection and syncing, and also covers important considerations start to finish. Even if you know this workflow by heart, this short video is a great refresher - be sure to check it out for yourself here. And these are just some of the considerations to have in mind when using field apps with ArcGIS Enterprise! Thanks for keeping an eye out for This Week's Picks! And, as always, thank you for reading and please feel free to reach out in the comments below if there are any outstanding questions, comments, or suggestions for future topics. Be sure to check out This Week's Picks - ArcGIS Online and ArcGIS Pro - and stay tuned for more This Week's Picks - ArcGIS Enterprise.
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Jay, I was going to suggest you reach out to Technical Support but I see where you already have a case logged - perfect!
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Hi Ahmed - no updates regarding this particular post. I just responded to the thread you linked to with more information regarding the specific behavior you are encountering.
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Hi Ahmad - the behavior you are encountering is a known defect, BUG-000127013: Secure services are not rendering on ArcGIS Enterprise Sites. This bug is currently marked as "in product plan". You can subscribe to this defect here; doing so can help us understand the demand behind this bug.
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Yes, those are the correct files to download! ArcGIS Enterprise is comprised of ArcGIS Server, ArcGIS Data Store, and ArcGIS Web Adaptor (and Portal for ArcGIS) - so the software downloads are located under ArcGIS Enterprise on MyEsri.
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Hi Jay - ArcGIS Server and ArcGIS Data Store are two separate components of ArcGIS Enterprise; they will need to be upgraded individually. All data store connections will be preserved with the ArcGIS Server upgrade. If you need to change the password of the account running ArcGIS Data Store, you can use the configureserviceaccount utility. This explained further in our documentation here.
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Jamal, Joshua is correct - the ArcGIS Server service isn't "aware" of the core licensing in the way you described. The performance issues you're encountering aren't due to the licensing of ArcGIS Enterprise; they could be attributed to environment variables, how ArcGIS Enterprise is set-up, etc. We'd need more information to be sure. Do keep in mind that this would be in violation of your license agreement until you purchase a license for the additional cores. This is explained further in this whitepaper.
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Jamal, Joshua is correct - you won't find information regarding the number of cores in ArcGIS Server Manager but you will find it ArcGIS Server Admin.
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Hi Lorinda - thanks for clarifying. Just to make sure we're both on the same page here, your data looks like this... ...and not this? Assuming the first screenshot is what you're seeing, did you publish it from ArcMap or ArcGIS Pro? Or did you create it directly within ArcGIS Enterprise?
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Geoffrey, as Angus mentioned above, you will encounter an issue with any reference to https://arcgis.mybiz.io/arcgis/mydataservice. Considering this is just a standalone ArcGIS Server instance (not ArcGIS Enterprise), once you resolve to the same DNS name/WA and reference, you should be set.
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Wonderful! Glad to hear that everything is working for you now, Susan.
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