Latest Contributions by MelanieSummers

Hi Simon, Server based services (map image layers, web tools, etc.) as well as web layers that are cached (scene and tile layers) require access to the admin API, so yes, you would need to change your security settings from the default option for the Esri Azure template. We're working on improving this experience with future releases. Thanks, Melanie ... View more

Web tools require a 10.6 federated server. Publish web tools Melanie ... View more

Hi Steven, What version is your federated server? Are you still getting the error that your server role is licensed on the ArcGIS Server or that the federated server version doesn't support web tools? For the geoprocess server, is access to the admin API available through the admin URL? Thanks, Melanie ... View more

Hi Cory, It sounds like you're adding the CSV files through the map viewer where the 1000 feature limit exists. If you have an organizational account, hosted feature layers are what you'd want to work with instead. See this help topic on how to Publish hosted feature layers.  Note that public accounts do not support hosted feature layers. Melanie ... View more

ArcGIS Online is able to handle more data than 1000 features - what's your exact workflow? As for ArcGIS Pro, you can add and display very large datasets, these can be local (FGDB, shapefiles, EGDB, etc.) or web layers. On the publishing side, Pro does not expose the max record count parameter when sharing to ArcGIS Online because the map viewer no longer depends on that setting to determine how many features to display. Melanie ... View more

The bug stems from Pro depending on the federated server name instead of a unique ID. When the web adapators are on the same machine, the names of the federated servers are likely to be the same so the first server in the list is always used. As a workaround, you can change the names of your federated servers using the following steps: Go to https:// <your portal>/portal/sharing/rest/portals/self/servers Note: you may need to manually generate a token and append it to the URL if your portal is 10.5.1 or earlier, you can do this at https://<your portal>/portal/sharing/rest/generateToken  Click on the Server ID for the non-hosting server Click Update Server Modify the Name of the federated server, this can be as small of a change as updating the casing or you can completely change the string 5. Re-paste the admin URL and click Update Melanie ... View more

Hey Jeff, Could you email me how you federated each server? I'd like to see the admin URL and the service URL for the hosting and non-hosting server. My email is msummers  at esri.com Thanks, Melanie ... View more