I have an error storing credentials on secured service in AGOL that results in a 502 Bad Gateway
After adding the item, and storing my credentials, I attempt to add the service to my map and I get an error 502 bad gateway. If I attempt to browse to the new rest endpoint at utility.arcgis.com I get an ArcGIS Portal Directory Error.
******************** ArcGIS Portal Directory | Home Error You do not have permissions to access this resource or perform this operation.
Error: 403 ********************
I'm using server 10.2.2 sync sync-enabled feature service. (GIS Tier Authentication)
I've tested this with map services too and also on a computer that is completely off of my company domain.
I have an error storing credentials on secured service in AGOL that results in a 502 Bad Gateway
After adding the item, and storing my credentials, I attempt to add the service to my map and I get an error 502 bad gateway. If I attempt to browse to the new rest endpoint at utility.arcgis.com I get an ArcGIS Portal Directory Error.
******************** ArcGIS Portal Directory | Home Error You do not have permissions to access this resource or perform this operation.
Error: 403 ********************
I'm using server 10.2.2 sync sync-enabled feature service. (GIS Tier Authentication)
I've tested this with map services too and also on a computer that is completely off of my company domain.
Did you find any resolution to the 502 bad gateway issue? I currently have the same problem on a production server install although my development and test environments are working fine with the same configuration. My secured services can be added directly to a web map with no issues, but can't be used to create a service item with stored credentials.
Our issue ended up being that IIS had been inadvertently set to accept client certificates in the SSL settings. Once we set it back to ignore client certificates, everything worked as expected.
You solved the original issue with that answer you just posted. I've been on at least two support calls with Esri to tier 2 and they were stumped. We thought we were chasing a whitelist ip address issue, but I guess not. Thank you so much for sharing.
Glad that helped! I burned a week on it last week...was almost at the point of rebuilding the whole config until I decided to review the IIS SSL settings since someone else had done the initial setup.
Portal error : when I am trying to access secured rest service which I added as an item and shared with a group. and when I try to access this url I get this error : You do not have permissions to access this resource or perform this operation
