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Move ArcGIS Server to new machine and licencing

MarkHoyland

We are moving our ArcGIS server from in house to a cloud environment.

In terms of licencing, can I have both running at same time while testing and configuring the cloud environment. ie can the cloud environment be authorized while the in house is still running?

The in house server will then be decommissioned once the cloud environment is running.

thanks,

Mark

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Derek Law

Hi Mark,

Please discuss this with your local Esri account manager/Distributor or contact Esri Customer Service 1 (888) 377-4575.

Hope this helps,

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s.schuette_ct

Since this thread is one of the top results when searching for "ArcGIS Enterprise license" and "new machine", I am adding this post information for reference.

Look into failover licenses as mentioned here Re: Best practice to migrate ArcGIS Server seamles... - Esri Community
"You can acquire a failover license at no extra cost, as no requests are going to that failover environment. This is somewhat similar, as long as you don't run in that temporary migration status for long, I think you should be able to use the same license but again, contact your account manager for further clarification."

DanPatterson_Retired

Sounds like a good topic for inclusion in the help file links I provided... Whether or whether not, this is possible or possible but costs. That would be a useful inclusion. If you follow up Derek pass this on to the docs folks

Derek Law

Hi Mark,

Your interpretation of my answer is not quite correct. I am honestly not sure, hence why I suggested you discuss with your local Esri account manager/Distributor.

Hope this helps,

MarkHoyland

Thanks Derek.

so... "Please discuss this with your local Esri account manager/Distributor or contact Esri Customer Service 1 (888) 377-4575." = Yes it will cost you.

RebeccaStrauch__GISP

To add to Derek's comment, also consider looking into an EDN license (ESRI Developer Network) which allows for testing and development (not production) on an annual basis (~1500/year, but licensed to ONE person).

Esri Developer Network (EDN)

However, as Derek mentioned, working with your account manager will help you find what is best for you specifics.

Derek Law

Hi Mark,

Please discuss this with your local Esri account manager/Distributor or contact Esri Customer Service 1 (888) 377-4575.

Hope this helps,

MarkHoyland

Thanks Dan,I have seen the help, and know how to install, but it does not mention if I am able to authorize on a new machine while the other machine is still active.

Someone mentioned a need to pay for a 30 day licence while the transition is taking place.

So I am just questioning about the licence. Do I need to pay for a temporary licence, while migrating to a new server.

DanPatterson_Retired

documentation including the pre-release versions

Installation Guides | ArcGIS for Server

Steps to get ArcGIS for Server up and running—Installation Guides (10.4.1) | ArcGIS for Server

Welcome to the ArcGIS for Server (Windows) installation guide—Installation Guides (10.4.1) | ArcGIS for Server

too many other variables need to be addressed, but they have steps and the new help topics.

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