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Publishing a Service

ChrisMartin9

Hello, I am trying publish a service and this is my first time so my only choice is to create a new one. I have version 10.4.1. When I get to the wizard to guide me through the publishing process it asks for a server URL and I don't know what to enter here. Any help would be appreciated. It is also asking for authentication. Is this my existing ArcGIS Online username and password?

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RebeccaStrauch__GISP

Chris, here is a tutorial that will walk you thru the steps.

Tutorial: Publishing a map service—Documentation | ArcGIS for Server

typically, I find it better to create a server-connection (administer or publisher) before starting the service publishing. Easier to reuse.

About connecting to ArcGIS Server in ArcGIS for Desktop—Documentation (10.4) | ArcGIS for Server

under same heding

Making an administrative connection to ArcGIS Server in ArcGIS for Desktop—Documentation (10.4) | ArcGIS for Server

Making a publisher connection to ArcGIS Server in ArcGIS for Desktop—Documentation (10.4) | ArcGIS for Server

To answer your question about the URL, try

http://<server name>:6080/arcgis

And the authentication would be an admin account, or one with publisher privileges.

If you changes you password often (we have to change ours every 90days) I would recommend NOT saving the password, or it could lock you work/network account. Better to enter it as you publish (exception is if you start looking at automating publishing...then maybe)

ChrisMartin9

Rebecca,

Concerning the URL, do I just make up a server name? I don’t have a server name and all I have for the authentication is an ArcGIS Online account.

Chris

JoeBorgione

Don't just 'make up a name'. I don't know how you plan to use the map service; internally or externally, but I would suggest:

1. Talk to your network guys and see if it has a registered name

2. Talk to your network guys and get the internal ip address if it's only going to be used internally. Typically that will look like : 10.5.1.156; If they name the internal devices, you can use it instead

3. Talk to your network guys and get the registered external ip address; it'll look like 67.10.43.156

case #2 would look like this:

http://10.5.1.156:6080/arcgis

case #3 looks similar:

http://67.10.43.156:6080/arcgis

Hope this helps.

RebeccaStrauch__GISP

It is the machine where you have ArcGIS server installed. If you don't have network people to go to, you can find the name by looking at the properties of the computer. Depending on the operating system version, this can vary slightly, but right clicking in the "my computer" icon in win7 will get you there. If on Windows 10 or a server, it could vary slightly.

Are you in testing mode (that is, an EDN or short term test license) or an enterprise installation?

JayantaPoddar

Hi Chris,

You could just sign-in to ArcGIS Online from ArcMap (File > Sign-in).

Signing in to ArcGIS Online in ArcGIS for Desktop applications—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop

Then, you can share the map document as a service (File > Share as > Service) to ArcGIS Online.

Publish hosted feature layers—ArcGIS Online Help | ArcGIS

ChrisMartin9

Rebecca,

I don’t have any network people. I’m trying to do this on my own. I want to publish my arcmap project so I can use AppStudio to access it on my ipad.

So I bet I have to share the folder where my arcmap projects are stored and incorporate that into the URL. Is that correct?

Chris

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