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We're running License Manager 2020.0 on Windows Server 2016. Our firewall that has recently been reconfigured to allow traffic on ports 27000-27009. Previously, only port 27000 was open. We started seeing many 5152 Events (The Windows Filtering Platform blocked a packet), which makes sense given that our original license manager configuration was locked to port 27000. The firewall rule triggering the 5152 events is the "Port Scanning Prevention Filter" which usually means that there are no listeners. As we understand it, inbound traffic on ports 27001 to 27009 triggered these events because the license manager was not configured to listen on these ports. What we're perplexed about is, we changed our service.txt so that the first two lines look like the following, and we're still seeing blocked packets on inbound ports 27001 to 27009 after restarting the server. I wonder if anyone can help us to understand what else we might need to change in order to have the license manager listen on all ports and avoid the problem with inbound packets being blocked? SERVER this_host ANY
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Hi Brent, I'm having the same issue. I wonder if you have a solution that you can share? Thanks, Jennifer
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Thanks for the tip. The database connection was not registered with the Data Stores on the Server. We registered the connection, republished the service and are still getting an error. We also made sure that the server user has permissions on the folder. I looked at the file that was created when we published the tool and found this: # Esri start of added variables g_ESRI_variable_1 = u'..\\..\\..\\..\\..\\maptool\\tools\\spatialdb_spatialtest.sde\\spatialtest.name.name_si' # Esri end of added variables Any suggestions of what to try next?
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We have an insert script that runs fine on our server. When we publish it as a geoprocessing service, we get this error: RuntimeError: cannot open '..\..\..\..\..\maptool\tools\spatialdb_spatialtest.sde\spatialtest.name.name_si' Failed to execute In the script, the connection looks like this: fc = r"C:\apps\maptool\tools\spatialdb_spatialtest.sde\spatialtest.name.name_si" cursor = arcpy.da.InsertCursor(fc, ("subject_item_id", "address1", "address2", "city_name", "state_code", "zip_code")) Any suggestions on how to troubleshoot and solve would much appreciated. I suspect the issue may be with the path? I'm not sure why all of the ..\..\ are showing up in the error message.
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Thanks Jayantha and Dan for the tips. I'm following this ESRI session from April 2020. In particular, I am struggling with the steps in the video from the 45 minute mark to 46:36. He gives instructions for copying the server toolbox so that we can make our own custom print service. Is his method no longer possible? With your suggestions, I am close to being able to solve. I was able to move the Get Layout Templates Info script into a custom toolbox, but I'm not able to make a copy of the Export Web Map tool. If I use Catalog, the option to copy a toolbox is not enabled. Is this a permissions issue? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TUHg7rgTRn4
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I just installed ArcGIS Pro 2.7 onto a laptop running Windows 10 Enterprise. I'm wondering why the toolboxes are appearing as folders instead of ArcGIS toolbox files. See the attached screenshot. I need to be able to copy a toolbox for a tutorial I'm working through. Any suggestions on how I can solve?
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