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@jnbaene looks like insights is unable to make the websocket connection. Might you be using VPN to connect to your portal ?

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@phpmaps I'm connected from work, we're not using a VPN to make any connection.

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@jnbaene your screen shot is helpful, but want to confirm what I see.

Did you open a web browser and load https:<machine.domain.com>:9999/api/kernelspecs or did that request come from Insights running in your Enterprise? Insights will make that kernelspecs call to identify what kernels are available for use.

The kernelgateway needs to be accessible on the same network as ArcGIS Enterprise, otherwise you will face connectivity issues.

Also, what web browser are you using when this happens?

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@phpmaps the request came from Insights running in my company Portal.

When you mention that the kernel gateway needs to be accessible on the same network, it means that the Anaconda environment should be in a server comunicating with the server where the Enterprise is deployed? hence not my computer?

My Browser is Chrome

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@jnbaene Yes, that is the case. To take advantage of Insights scripting in ArcGIS Enterprise the Portal and Jupyter Kernel Gateway and your web browser all need to be networked together (aka on the same domain). This is because all 3 components send and receive commands, messages and data.

If for some reason one piece is not on the same network, scripting will not work and my suggestion would be to use Insights Desktop for Windows or Mac.

Per your last message, it sounds like your Jupyter Gateway is located on a different network / domain....that won't work. Let me know if networking might be the problem.... If it is the problem, I think we should improve the documentation, so the steps are clear and folks choose the working alternative which would Insights Desktop.

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@phpmaps Ok perfect I understand what you mean. I am not really experienced in setting up networks, servers, ArcGIS Enterprise setup, etc., so I have another question, is there a way in which I can put my laptop on the same network of the Enterprise installation?

From your explanation it’s clear that the problem is that my Jupyter Gateway is installed on my laptop, so its unable to communicate with the Enterprise Installation. Improving documentation will be very appreciated, because as it is today is not clear the differences of how the communication works between the Jupyter Gateway and the Insights Installation, and I know of clients having troubles with setting up scripting on Enterprise and this could be an issue.

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@jnbaene - In Windows it's pretty easy, https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/identity/ad-fs/deployment/join-a-computer-to-a-domain on Mac this may be useful - https://www.pluralsight.com/blog/tutorials/join-mac-to-windows-domain

Usually an IT / Network Admin handles adding / removing machines to a domain. Thanks for reaching out.

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@phpmaps Thank you for the information!
I was checking the documentation to connect my laptop to the domain where the Enterprise installation is deployed, but I've just learned that it is installed on an Azure Cloude Server, in this case it'll work in the same way? or there is aditional set up required ?

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@jnbaene - Here are some options to consider.

1. Hosting both ArcGIS Enterprise and the Jupyter Kernal Gateway in Azure, then using an Azure security group to restrict IP access to these resources
2. Hosting ArcGIS Enterprise in Azure, and then deploying the Jupyter Kernal Gateway or Anaconda on the same machine / IP as the web browser or Insights Desktop

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Closing this issue as there has been no further conversation. Please feel free to re-open if the issue still exists.

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