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we tested on 3 separate machines within same network ... View more

this was regarding migration of services only in different versions of ArcGIS scenario, Import/export option wouldn't work for migrating services...It may work for users, polices, cache and the certificates though I am not sure. ... View more

rastrauch‌ Below are ESRI recommendations for migrating services between two machines (it will work in either same AGS version or different version)   Your services from the old ArcGIS Server installation can be published programmatically to the new ArcGIS Server instance in a 2-step process 1. Run a script to create service definition (SD) files for each of the MXDs contained in your old content directory. The following script can be modified to use only the part that creates the SD file and also make the process iterative to loop through each MXD in your directory: http://server.arcgis.com/en/server/latest/administer/windows/example-publish-a-map-service-from-a-map-document-mxd-.htm 2. Run the following script to loop through the SD files created from step 1 and publish them to the new ArcGIS Server location http://server.arcgis.com/en/server/latest/administer/windows/example-publish-various-service-types-using-service-definitions.htm# ... View more

Below are ESRI recommendations for migrating services between two machines (it will work in either same AGS version or different version) Your services from the old ArcGIS Server installation can be published programmatically to the new ArcGIS Server instance in a 2-step process 1. Run a script to create service definition (SD) files for each of the MXDs contained in your old content directory. The following script can be modified to use only the part that creates the SD file and also make the process iterative to loop through each MXD in your directory: http://server.arcgis.com/en/server/latest/administer/windows/example-publish-a-map-service-from-a-map-document-mxd-.htm 2. Run the following script to loop through the SD files created from step 1 and publish them to the new ArcGIS Server location http://server.arcgis.com/en/server/latest/administer/windows/example-publish-various-service-types-using-service-definitions.htm ... View more

Thank you very much for the URL, it was indeed very helpful. ... View more

yes, data is registered,no critical warning, no data copying to server. my main concern is about the performance of service once its published (If it is!!) and how this will handle multiple queries  ... View more

Data is stored in enterprise geodatabase (SQL server 2008 R2)  its polygon data. ... View more