If the user is an organization administrator, they can configure administrator settings by accessing the Admin Settings to update mission configurations such as member details, enable sensor devices, and add web styles from the Configuration tab. Additionally, administrators have access to Mission Health Check functions to help diagnose problem areas and perform upgrades to past missions from the Health Check tab.
Sensor devices
Administrators can now enable and disable sensor devices from the Administrator settings page instead of going through the ArcGIS Mission Server REST self service. To enable or disable sensor reports, complete the following steps:
- Sign in as an administrator.
- Browse to Administrator Settings in the profile drop-down menu.
- Use the toggle button to enable or disable sensor reports.
Note:
If a sensor report is disabled, users will not be able to submit sensor reports even if they could previously.
Member details
Use the administrator settings page to enable or disable Call Sign and Phone Number options for an organization. Toggling the Call Sign and Phone Number on will enable this function for the organization. Toggling the Call Sign and Phone Number off will disable this function for the organization. If the Call Sign and Phone Number function is enabled, administrators can upload member details . Administrators will need to upload a formatted ..csv file to add information to a user's member details. An example of this template is available for download with provided example formatting.
Add a call sign
To add a call sign, an administrator will need to upload a .csv file that has the following headers:
- Portal Username
- Call Sign (or Callsign)
Call signs need to follow specific formatting rules, such as the following:
- Minimum of 2 characters.
- Maximum of 30 characters.
- “-“ and “_” are the only special characters allowed.
- No duplicate call signs.
- Sign in as an administrator.
- Browse to Administrator Settings in the profile drop-down menu.
- Once your .csv file is completed, click Upload CSV or alternatively, drag the .csv file into the modal.
- Clicking Next will enable Mission to parse through the .csv file and display the member name, and any other information that needs to be updated.
Note:
Invalid items will be placed at the top, and you can still upload or update other members with no validation errors. - A .csv file can be re-uploaded with alternate call signs per user. The adjusted information will overwrite any existing information.
Add a phone number
To add a phone number, an administrator will need to upload a .csv file that has the following headers:
- Portal Username
- 2 Letter Country code (for example, US, AU)
- Area Code
- Phone Number
Note:
Phone number formatting follows E.164 rules, an international standards that define the numbering plan for the world-wide PSTN or Public Switched Telephone Network.
- Sign in as an administrator.
- Browse to Administrator Settings in the profile drop-down menu.
- Once your .csv file is completed, click Upload CSV or alternatively, drag the .csv file into the modal.
- Clicking Next will enable Mission to parse through the .csv file and display the member name, and any other information you wanted updated.
Note:
Invalid items will be placed at the top, and you can still upload or update other members with no validation errors. - A .csv file can be re-uploaded with alternate phone number per user. The adjusted information will overwrite any existing information.
Web styles
Administrators can add web styles hat have been published and shared appropriately in their Enterprise directly into AArcGIS Mission through the Administrator Settings page. Web styles provide additional symbology options for ArcGIS Mission. Web styles provide additional symbology options for ArcGIS Mission.
Add web styles
To add a web style, complete the following steps:
- Sign in as an administrator.
- Browse to Administrator Settings in the profile drop-down menu.
- Select Add from Portal.
- Click the check mark to upload available web styles.
Note:
A message appears if no webstyles are available or they have already been added.
Remove a web style
To remove a web style, complete the following steps:
- Sign in as an administrator.
- Browse to Administrator Settings in the profile drop-down menu.
- Find the web style you want to delete.
- Click the delete button to delete the web style.
Health Check
Administrators can check the health of the missions on their ArcGIS Enterprise by performing a data health check. When performed, the data health check will show whether there are upgrades required to the missions and provide a list of those missions and mission IDs. If there are upgrades required, the administrator will have the option to Upgrade, where all missions will be batch upgraded to the current version, or Cancel, which will make no changes.
Upgrade missions
To perform a health check, an administrator needs to complete the following steps:
- Select your user profile.
- Select Admin Settings.
- From Mission Data Health Check, select Perform Check.
- Select an option:
- Upgrade - to upgrade all missions to the current version.
- Cancel - to cancel the process.
If upgrading, a modal appears showing number of missions upgraded.
- Click Okay once complete.
A modal will appear stating success or failure of your upgrades.
Note:
It is recommended that a Mission Data Health Check and Batch Upgrade be completed immediately after ArcGIS Enterprise and ArcGIS Mission have been upgraded.
ArcGIS Mission Server WebSocket URL
If a mission starts to exhibit issues that may point to a web socket connection, an administrator can test the connection to the mission server. Examples of a WebSocket connection error could be degraded behavior with chat, task, or report functionality. If testing the connection returns a success message there may be other issues to investigate. If however, testing resolves in a connection error, a modal is provided to allow the administrator to adjust the WebSocket Context URL.
To test the Mission Server WebSocket URL, an administrator should complete the following steps:
- Select your user profile.
- Select Admin Settings.
- Click Mission Server WebSocket URL.
- Click Test Connection.
If Connection working as expected appears, the test is complete. If An error occurred appears, an additional modal will display.
- To adjust the WebSocket Context URL, select Edit.
- Enter the proper WebSocket Context URL and click the check to save, or the X to cancel and revert to the original value.
Note:
This value should only be changed under very careful consideration.
Request Timeout
Administrators can adjust the request timeout duration property to address situations where a connection to the server could be lost due to a request taking longer than normal to return a response. This could be for any number of reasons to include networks or robust security configurations. Adjusting this property could result in improved Mission performance.
To adjust the Request Time Out parameter, an administrator should complete the following steps:
- Select your user profile.
- Select Admin Settings.
- Locate the Request Timeout modal.
- Click Edit.
- Adjust the interval by typing in a value or using the adjustment arrows on the input. The default value is 60 seconds.
- Select the check to save, or the X to cancel.
Mission Server License
Administrators can see when their Mission Server license expires. This can help mitigate a Server falling out of license scope and disrupting an organizations operational environment.