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If I want to use Portal, why do I have to Provision ArcGIS Pro ? Any help would be nice on explaining this.

PaulWirth

Trying to transition to ArcGIS pro and get Portal going

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Patrick Huls

Esri premium app licenses, like ArcGIS Pro, now get provisioned to named users through ArcGIS Online or ArcGIS Enterprise w/ Portal. ArcGIS Pro is the main Web GIS client for publishing and maintaining services in your Web GIS (ArcGIS Online or Enterprise). This video does a pretty good job of walking through how to provision licences through ArcGIS Online or Enterprise.

How to Set Up Named User Licenses for ArcGIS Pro - YouTube

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JoshGumm

Did you get this answered Paul? Everything is going towards named users, I'm sure your customer service rep can help explain. Good luck with the transition!!

Patrick Huls

How to Set Up Named User Licenses for ArcGIS Pro - YouTube

DerekLaw

FYI Paul,

Just cross-referencing my response to your other similar topic thread,

https://community.esri.com/thread/203655-if-i-want-to-use-portal-why-do-i-have-to-provision-arcgis-pro-any-help-would-be-nice-on-explaining-this

Hope this helps,

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