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Administrative resources Monitor and manage the organization Administer members, groups, and content

Monitor

Overview settings Work with system logs Services

Configure webhooks

Webhooks in ArcGIS Enterprise Key concepts for webhooks Create and manage webhooks Frequently asked questions about webhooks

Manage access

Manage access to your portal Add members to your portal User types, roles, and privileges User types Member roles Privileges granted to roles Configure member roles Configure new member defaults Manage groups Manage members Recover the organization when no administrator accounts are available Enforcement of named user licensing License apps and extensions

Manage services

Service deployment modes Service scaling Manage service deployments Manage geocode services shared to ArcGIS Enterprise on Kubernetes Configure batch geocoding tools Manage service data Manage caching resources

Manage collaborations

About distributed collaboration Key concepts for collaboration Create a collaboration Join a collaboration Configure sync settings

Manage your system

Manage system deployments

View portal usage

Usage reports Work with usage reports Report fields

Configure the organization

Fundamentals of configuring the organization Site configuration groups Configure general settings Manage apps in the app launcher Configure home page Configure gallery Configure map Configure units of measure Customize basemaps Configure items Manage content Configure groups Configure organization webhooks Routing services Utility services Federate a server site Configure servers Configure security settings Disable anonymous access Restrict cross-domain requests to your portal Configure Esri language content Supported HTML for configuring the website Enable read-only mode

Configure Web Adaptor

ArcGIS Enterprise on Kubernetes Web Adaptor System requirements Install for IIS or Java Configure Enable HTTPS on your web server Unregister Uninstall

Secure

Security Security best practices Scan for security best practices Configure a secure environment for your portal Configure SAML Configure OpenID Connect logins Configure automatic registration of organization accounts Certificates Disable nonadministrative API Directories

Minimize data loss and downtime

Data loss and downtime minimization Back up and restore Create a backup Restore a backup

Update and upgrade

Understanding updates and upgrades Apply updates Upgrade to a new version Run the preupgrade script
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Uninstall ArcGIS Enterprise on Kubernetes Web Adaptor

This ArcGIS 11.1 documentation has been archived and is no longer updated. Content and links may be outdated. See the latest documentation.

Before you uninstall ArcGIS Enterprise on Kubernetes Web Adaptor, you must first unregister it with your organization. To reestablish the connection in the future, you can reinstall ArcGIS Enterprise on Kubernetes Web Adaptor and use the configuration wizard to reconfigure it with your organization.

Once ArcGIS Enterprise on Kubernetes Web Adaptor is unregistered, you can uninstall the Web Adaptor using your operating system's tools to uninstall a program.

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