Latest Contributions by DirkHoffmeister

So should I deinstall the Webadaptor of the Server?  ... View more

Ok. Does the Reverse Proxy of the server need to forward to the Webadaptor adress (https://arcgis.subdomain.domain.com/arcgissrv/rest/services) or the internal one (https://arcgis.subdomain.domain.com:6443/arcgis/rest/services) ?  ... View more

What seems to be weired is the listing under Server Admin Directory > system > webadaptor > KEY :  URL: https://ARCGIS/arcgissrv Machine name: ARCGIS Is that correct? Or should be something like https://arcgis.domain.com/arcgissrv ?  ... View more

It works internally and externally not fully.  ... View more

Yes, they do.  Web Context URL set to  "https://arcgissrv.domain.com/arcgissrv" Invalid path looks like: "https://argissrv.domain.com/arcgissrv/rest/services/testservice" Internal working path: "https://arcgis.subdomain.domain.com:6443/arcgis/rest/testservice" ... View more

Dear all,  current status is that the portal is running with the federated server as it should.  Now we have : Portal (https://arcgis.internalsubdomain.domain:7443/arcgis/home) > Web Adaptor (called "arcgis", thus https://arcgis.internalsubdomain/arcgis/home) > ReverseProxy (https://arcgis.domain.com) all working with SSL, Web Context URL set to subdomain "https://arcgis.domain.com/arcgis" Problem are services directly started on the server, which are still only available inside the company.  Server (https://arcgis.internalsubdomain.domain:6443/arcgis/rest) > Web Adaptor (called "arcgissrv", thus https://arcgis.internalsubdomain.com/arcgissrv/rest) > Reverse Proxy (NOT WORKING COMPLETLY) (https://arcgissrv.domain.com) with SSL, Web Context URL set to  "https://arcgissrv.domain.com/arcgissrv" Problem is that the latest webpage (server Rest webpage by reverse proxy) shows the REST starting page, but without images and links are wrong. The links lead to REST sites with an invalid URL with Code 400. Path of a service looks like: https://argissrv.domain.com/arcgissrv/rest/services/ Might there be any port blocking internal problem?? Kind regards. ... View more

Hi Thanks. It was not so clear if I need a second reverse proxy (first on portal) for the server itself. I will check. Kind regard.   ... View more

Hi Yes, that was my mistake. Now the basic deployment is working with a Federated Server and a Portal with Reverse Proxy! However, there is still the question of having a web service on the arcgis server, which is available and set to public in Portal, but still not available outside the companies network. Likewise, how to get to services from the server by JS-Applications, such as this here. Does the ArcGIS Server with Webadaptor (https://.......com/arcgissrv/) also need a Reverse Proxy for that?  Kind regards. ... View more

Hi I got the same problem. Esri told me to set up a sheduled task of the windows server, which works minutes after every restart and restarts the services in the given order. For that you need a batch file (http://www.tech-recipes.com/rx/235/create-batch-file-to-start-or-end-window-services/) but I never got it working. The minimum order is at my installation to restart the SOC service and than the manager service. Restarting the SOC monitor is not neccessary for me. Kind regards, Dirk ... View more

My solution for this topic is to use the Image Server Extension, which is capable of reprojection in this specific manner (DHDN to Web Mercator). Unfortunately, all other hints for this problem did not work. The original images used in a certain scale are still not at the right place. However, we found a very good solution and hope this problem will be regarded in future releases. ... View more

Additionally: the REST -API now shows a line: Extent:     XMin: 2494000.000000002     YMin: 5627870.0     XMax: 2500000.0000000005     YMax: 5658000.000000001     Spatial Reference: PROJCS["DHDN_3_degree_Gauss_zone_2",GEOGCS["GCS_DHDN",DATUM["D_Deutsches_Hauptdreiecksnetz",SPHEROID["Bessel_1841",6377397.155,299.1528128]],PRIMEM["Greenwich",0.0],UNIT["Degree",0.0174532925199433]],PROJECTION["Transverse_Mercator"],PARAMETER["false_easting",2500000.0],PARAMETER["false_northing",0.0],PARAMETER["central_meridian",6.0],PARAMETER["scale_factor",1.0],PARAMETER["latitude_of_origin",0.0],UNIT["Meter",1.0]] Pixel Size X: 0.3124999999999272 Pixel Size Y: 0.31250000000000966 Interesting! ... View more

Thanks for your answers, but still a problem. So from the scratch: I establish a mosaic dataset in a file GDB I assign to this mosaic dataset the coordinate system of the original data (DHDN Z3) I add the rasters from a folder I add in the properties of this mosaic dataset the transformations (DHDN to WGS84 and WGS84 to WGS4 Web Mercator) Then I start ArcMap, set the data frame to webmercator (aux. sphere), add an ESRI basemap service and afterwards the mosaic dataset. Thus, I got the same problem with the shift for the original data (see attached picture). Did I do something wrong? Kind regards, Dirk ... View more

Is there a solution, without using Image Server Extension? ... View more