Latest Contributions by MichaelSchoelen

A single-machine deployment shouldn't cause any problems. From what I saw, this sounds like a conflict with a different piece of software. If you are able, I would start systematically removing some of the agents on the machine (assuming that's possible to do), and monitoring the results.  ... View more

We haven't seen any additional issues with Carbon Black, and the issues seemed to resolve once we installed the latest version of the sensor.  ... View more

Sounds like it could be a permissions issue. A few questions: Have you run WebGISDR before with this instance, or is this the first time? Is WebGISDR being run in an administrative window? Does the account running WebGISDR have access to the content directories? ... View more

Sounds like a misconfiguration of the Web adaptor. A fairly quick fix to avoid a bunch of troubleshooting: Uninstall the web adaptor Open IIS and delete the Portal folder under the default website In windows file explorer, under wwwroot, ensure the portal folder there is also deleted (if it wasn't automatically in step 2) Reinstall the web adaptor Configure for Portal for ArcGIS, and ensure `portal` is entered for the context name. ... View more

I've seen this problem before when the Web Adaptor had the machine name listed in Web Adaptor URL rather than the alias used by the end users. https://community.esri.com/thread/120618 1. login to portal admin : https://yourmachinename.domain:7443/arcgis/portaladmin 2. click system > web adaptors > you will find your webadaptor name. click the web adaptor name, you will get the url like this https://yourmachinename:7443/arcgis/portaladmin/system/webadaptor/cc1dbd26-03ac0497c-69cbd8fc6cc8 (this is random id, maybe different in your machine) 3. in the browser append /edit to the end of the URL like this : https://yourmachinename:7443/arcgis/portaladmin/system/webadaptor/cc1dbd26-03ac0497c-69cbd8fc6cc8/edit then push enter. 4. edit Web adaptor URL, change with your domain. by default the url is machinename > click web adaptor. the portal is restarted, wait for the portal to restart before proceeding. ... View more

For the Continue Server Upgrade, have you seen this post on that issue?  Check the version of the config-store by going to C:\arcgisserver\config-store\version.json (or wherever the config-store is located). If it is not 10.6.1, use this workflow to get back to the "continue server upgrade" screen: 1. Stop AGS service (in my case, on both machines in my HA site). 2. Rename the C:\Program Files\ArcGIS\Server\framework\etc\config-store-connection.xml to config-store-connection-upgrade.xml (in an HA site this only needs to be done on the machine you then use to access Manager in step 4.) 3. Start AGS service (in my case, on both machines in my HA site). 4. Go to https://localhost:6443/arcgis/manager and you should be prompted to continue server upgrade. As for the services having an outdated version number, have you tried editing them and seeing if that updates the value in the service metadata? Maybe change something small in the server manager? ... View more

Here is the latest article on how to expand the maxRecordCount in ArcGIS Online: https://support.esri.com/en/technical-article/000012383 This is a good way to expand the results in tools like the WebApp Builder Query widget. But there is a trade-off between increasing results and performance, so use with caution. ... View more

I'm experiencing this issue frequently in the Infographics template of WAB Product version: Online 7.1 / Kernel version: 2.12. It has been present in (at least) the Query widget and the About widget.   It is primarily in Google Chrome, and occurs when you've made some significant changes to the widget. The workarounds I've used: Close the browser entirely and re-load Change browsers to something like Firefox Delete the widget and rebuild a new one. ... View more