Geoevent Processor and Verizon Networkfleet

ThomasFurcron

I am looking to purchase the Geoevent Processor Extension for ArcGIS server to bring in data from the Verizon Networkfleet.  But I wanted to try and get more detail into how it works.  Verizon sent me directions for the set up (see attachment).  On page six it shows how to set up the input, then it talks about providing them that input URL so they can push data to it.  Our GIS server is not assessable over the internet, but can access the internet, does anyone know if this will work?

Or as another option can you install the Geoevent Processor Extension on a separate server from ArcGIS server?

Details:

Running Window Server 2008 R2

IIS7

ArcGIS Sever 10.2.1

thanks for any insight.

Tom

Add ESRI-NetworkFleet Connector.pdf

chart_rpt_example02.jpg

DanielJohns

Our configuration is nearly the same, we're using 10.3 though. Our server is not public facing so we obtained the IPs from Networkfleet (should be two, one is the normal operations IP where data is fed from and the second is a backup). Our IT guru opened two "pinholes" through the cisco policy to permit traffic from only those two IPs. The traffic is then fed to our GIS server (by IP).

After access was granted we submitted the document Networkfleet provided, waited for their official agreement and then data was live within a couple of days. Honestly outside of that, we've relied of the same document you attached which actually came from the Esri team.

Don't worry about setting up a second server. Hope this helps.