To use the functionality of taking a map offline (Take a map offline—ArcGIS Pro | ArcGIS Desktop) what license level do you need? Level 1 or Level 2?
Thanks,
Finnian
A level 2 named user is required for using ArcGIS Pro. ArcGIS Pro cannot be assigned to a named user of level 1.
You are referring to the Level available in Portal for ArcGIS or ArcGIS Online? Either way Level 2 is what you are looking for.
ArcGIS Online :
Levels, roles, and privileges—ArcGIS Online Help | ArcGIS
Portal for ArcGIS :
Levels, roles, and privileges—Portal for ArcGIS (10.6) | ArcGIS Enterprise
I hope this helps!
~Shan
I don't have any Level 1 accounts to test with, however I do have a Level 2 Viewer Role account, which I believe is equivalent to a Level 1 account. Someone would have to confirm this though. Signing in to ArcGIS Pro with this Level 2 Viewer role account I am able to open a web map and take it offline. Obviously no editing is possible, however this functionality is exactly what I want. Perhaps somebody can confirm if this is also possible with an actual Level 1 account..
Finnian,
Can you check and confirm your role as Level 2 is User, Publisher or Administrator?
The account is a member of the default Viewer role
The required level for the named user depends of the App you will be using in the field. If you are going to use Collector for instance you will need level 2 regardless of if you are going to edit the data or just visualize it. With level 1 you can use Explorer for ArcGIS (which supports working with offline data): FAQs—Explorer for ArcGIS | ArcGIS
Where does ArcGIS Pro fall for level of license required? Can a Level 1 account download a map to take content offline simply for visualization?
If you are using Pro, you are a level 2 named user. You can prepare the data for offline usage (Make offline maps—Explorer for ArcGIS | ArcGIS ). A level 1 named user will be able to take offline content into the field for visualization using the Explorer for ArcGIS App:
Can I work offline?Yes, Explorer supports working offline with mobile map packages (MMPKs). Download an MMPK through the app and you can open and work with it in the same way as any other map. Look for the download icon Download on the map card when browsing for maps to find maps that can be taken offline. You can find maps you can use offline in the On Device category when browsing for maps, or look for the On device icon
Can I work offline?
Yes, Explorer supports working offline with mobile map packages (MMPKs). Download an MMPK through the app and you can open and work with it in the same way as any other map. Look for the download icon Download on the map card when browsing for maps to find maps that can be taken offline. You can find maps you can use offline in the On Device category when browsing for maps, or look for the On device icon
Source: FAQs—Explorer for ArcGIS | ArcGIS
Are you saying a Level 1 role can not be assigned an ArcGIS Pro license?
That does not take into account the ability to edit related tables does it? You would still need Standard or Pro to accomplish that right?
LTK
When you edit related data in Collector, you will also need a level 2 named user. This is different than with desktop. In Desktop you will need Standard or Advanced to achieve this, but the level 2 named user that one has received with a Basic Desktop license would be able to edit related data using Collector (yet not with Desktop using the Basic license).
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