Many of our computers, both desktops and laptops, have started showing as offline in Systems Manager even though they are online. I am currently using my laptop and it is showing as offline in the dashboard. I also, installed the agent on 3 new computers last week and they aren't showing up in our device list at all.

Hi. The agent version was set to 3.0.2 I changed it to the latest version. Then I downloaded the installer and tried to run the Repair option on my laptop; but it is still showing offline in the dashboard.


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UPDATE: This past week, I installed the current agent version on a new computer. It showed up in the device list and came online. I went back to my laptop, uninstalled the agent version, removed my laptop from the organization, and reinstalled the current agent version. Now my laptop is showing up in the devices as offline with a message of "Client synchronization is not yet complete." It has been a couple of days and it is still not connecting or showing as online.

Based on what I've read in the documentation, it was my understanding that if a service had sync enabled, then it could be used offline. However, when I add this layer to a web map and then go to the settings page for the web map there is no option to enable it for offline use.

The sync capability available for ArcGIS Server feature services and hosted feature layers allows you to take feature layers offline in a web map that is configured for offline use. When the data is taken offline, the layers reference a local copy of the data. This allows you to make edits and complete your work without the requirement to be connected to the network. Once network availability is restored, you can upload your local edits.

Feature service replicas provide the mechanism that allows you to synchronize offline feature layers with the source data. The feature service replica receives edits made offline that are subsequently synchronized to the source feature layer. During synchronization, the feature service replica also receives the edits made in the source feature layer and makes them available to the feature layer that was taken offline.

Depending on the data present in the feature service and the options used when you publish the service, a replica version may also be created and associated with the feature service replica. To learn more about scenarios when a replica version is created, see Prepare data for use in offline feature services.

If your organization requires the use of traditional versions because you use a quality assurance version of the data, you can use the following offline workflows. Each workflow has specific data and publishing sections. Each workflow creates a replica version.

As with all named versions, you must reconcile and post edits from all the replica versions generated in this scenario with their parent version. See Replica versions in offline workflows for more information.

At the moment, I tend to believe that this error might be ignored. It may be the result of a test from the client (Portal, Mobile application) to discover if the service enables Branch Versioning Management.

We managed to get offline packages and synchronize non-hosted feature service despite this error.

Thanks for reaching out. My first response to this chain is I will have to make a few guesses here. As always, we recommend running something like this past Esri Support, where they can gather very specific details regarding your configuration and system to best respond to your issue. Now with my pitch over (grin), I suspect you are trying to take a branch service (and maybe a utility network type) offline for editing. Unfortunately, at this time REST services with utility networks cannot be packaged for offline editing in mobile applications (or any other applications). It is a capability that the team is working on but is still a bit down the road. If your branch service does not have the utility network, is configured for editing, and does not push your payload to offline apps, then I would reach out to Support to have someone look at what's going on. Also, the blog below could be helpful to dive deeper into Branch Version configurations.

Thanks for your quick feedback. We are not using branch versioned data, that is why we are surprised to see a request and an error related to "versionmanagementserver".


We will reach the support about this error in the logs.


Most of this is fairly straight forward. I am using Parse.com as my back end and saving contacts locally with Core Data. The only problem I'm encountering is managing contacts when the user is offline.

At noon, my iPhone connects to the internet and checks the server for changes. It sees that its changes are more recent than the latest update (checking an updatedAt timestamp property), so instead of downloading the new phone number for the contact (which is "obsolete"), it overrides the phone number along with the email address (updates the new phone number to the old version it has because it was offline during the phone number update at 10AM and its changes are supposedly more recent).

How am I supposed to manage the online/offline problems encountered such as the one above? A solution I can think of would be to keep updated timestamps on every attribute for a contact instead of just a general updatedAt property for the entire contact, e.g. when was first name updated, when was last name updated, and then manually check if an offline device has more recent changes on every attribute instead of overwriting the whole object, but that seems sloppy.

I would suggest to use key based updates instead of contact based updates. 


You should not send the whole contact to the server, in most cases the user would just change a few attributes anyways (things like 'last name' usually don't change very often). This also reduces bandwith usage.

Along with the applied changes of your offline contact you send the old version number/last update timestamp of your local contact to the server. The server can nowdetermine whether or not your local data is up to date, simply by looking at your old version number. 

 If your old version number matches the current version number of the server there is no need for your client to update any other information. If this is not the case the server should send you the new contact (after applying your requested update).


You can also save those commits, this would result in a contact historywhich does not store the whole contact each time a key was changed but only the changes themselves.


A simple implementation in pseudo code could look like this:

The server can now see that you are updating Version 1 of contact 42. Since version 1 is the current version your client is up to date (no changes commited in the mean time while you were offline).


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We are excited to announce the ability to download Poly device software or Poly Lens application software for offline use and on-premises device management tools through the new Software Versions page in Poly Lens. As Poly and HP integrate, we continue to become better together. Included in the integration is the transition from the support.poly.com portal to the HP Customer Support site. This transition now provides customers with the ability to download Poly device software or Poly Lens application software for offline use and on-premises device management tools through the Poly Lens portal.

A new version of the Microsoft Windows Update (WU) offline scan file has been released. This new offline scan file is available in addition to the existing WU offline scan file, Wsusscan.cab. The new offline scan file, Wsusscn2.cab, has a new format.


You must update any scanning solution that uses the existing offline scan file by March 2007 so that it uses the new CAB file. Microsoft solutions that use the existing offline scan file include Microsoft Systems Management Server Inventory Tool for Microsoft Updates (SMS ITMU), the Microsoft Baseline Security Analyzer (MBSA), and the Windows Update Agent (WUA).


New releases of SMS ITMU, of the MBSA, and of the WUA stand-alone installer have also been released.


Some non-Microsoft solutions that use the existing WU offline scan file for offline security update detection must also be updated.


The WU offline scan file in the previous format will continue to be updated whenever new security bulletins are released. However, older updates will be removed from each subsequently published version of the Wsusscan.cab file so that the file stays within the size limits.


By March 2007, the existing WU offline scan file will no longer be maintained. At that time, customers will have to use the new Wsusscn2.cab file. Attempts to scan by using Wsusscan.cab will return an error. This error will indicate that the WUA must be upgraded.


 

The Wsusscan.cab file has grown with each new security release. Now, the number of files is approaching the maximum that can be included in a single CAB file. Microsoft is upgrading the internal format of the CAB file to resolve this issue.


All products, tools, and solutions that use the Wsusscan.cab file must be updated by March 2007 to use the new offline scan file. The existing CAB file will continue to be updated and published until March 2007. However, Microsoft will reduce the size of the existing CAB file by removing some security update content.

HP Agentless Management Service Offline Bundle - HP Agentless Management Service (AMS) is a service that provides support for Agentless Management and Active Health. Agentless Management Service provides a wider range of server information (e.g. OS type and version, installed applications, IP addresses) allowing customers to complement hardware management with OS information and alerting. Agentless Management provides Integrated Lights Out (iLO) based robust management without the complexity of OS-based agents. Active Health provides 24x7 mission control for servers, delivering maximum uptime through automated monitoring, diagnostics and alerting. The contents of the HP AMS offline bundle include the latest HP Common Information Model (CIM) Limited Providers, HP Integrated Lights Out (iLO) driver, HP Compaq ROM Utility (CRU) driver, and HP Agentless Management Service (AMS). e24fc04721

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