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Since your current projection system is derived from GCS_North_American_1983, I would try this one first.
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The traffic data is defined a wrong projection. From ArcCatalog, go to its properties, and edit the spatial reference to Geographic Coordinate System > World > WGS 1984. Else you could also define it as GCS_North_American_1983. Check for the more appropriate coordinate system.
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I don't have an access to any GIS software. If the extent of a shapefile is between 0-180, you need to define a geographic coordinate system (e.g. GCS_WGS_1984) In ArcCatalog, right-click the shapefile and go to its properties. Edit the spatial reference and define a different coordinate system to check if it falls correctly on Map.
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If they are meant to overlap, check the extent of both the layers. One of them should be defined a different coordinate system. Could you mention the extent of both the layers and their projection system?
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When a Map Document (*.mxd) is saved, it stores the extent of the data-frame, not that of the shapefile. So, if I add Shapefile "A" to ArcMap, zoom to its extent, and save the MXD. Then I add shapefile "B", and remove shapefile "A" from Table of Contents. And close the MXD without further saving it. The next time MXD is opened, it will open to the extent of "A". Since "A" was deleted, it would be blank, and you need to zoom to layer "B".
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Could you try rebooting the machine, and then the first thing you do is running the web adaptor setup though Run as Administrator?
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Are you looking to set the basemap gallery and default basemap Customize basemaps—Portal for ArcGIS (10.4) | ArcGIS for Server
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Correct me if I didn't get your requirement. Once you zoom to the area of interest, save your mxd file. Next time, it will open to the same extent on startup.
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Check this link to configure a local cache directory Local cache directories on the server—Documentation (10.3 and 10.3.1) | ArcGIS for Server
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I guess, with each ArcGIS Server Std Workgroup, although you can implement up to 10 named users (Maximum Limit), but you are entitled to only 5 named users. So 5-named users is what you get by default, with each ArcGIS Svr. Std. Workgoup license.
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You wont get credits in My Esri Account. Check http://arcgis.com
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You could convert feature vertices to points, and calculate their X and Y value in attribute table. Advanced License required. Feature Vertices To Points—Data Management toolbox | ArcGIS for Desktop
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It seems wise to log a case with Esri tech support. They would have a better look at all the constraints and resolve the issue.
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I have installed ArcGIS 10.4 for Desktop followed by DI extension of the same build, as mentioned above. Both DI and ArcMap are working. OS: Windows 10 Is it a fresh installation or an upgrade?
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