All,
so i have a arcgis server that is hosting a list of map services for different states what is the best way to hide certains states from one another?
for example:
Sites
State A
Map Services
Geocoder Services
State B
Map Services
Geocoder Services
State C
Map Services
Geocoder Services
i want to grant access to State A to our server site, but i don't want them to be able to see/access anything about State B or State C
i hope this makes sense
thanks
Dave
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Do you have a subfolder structure on you server...how I separate them is creating folders and setting the security on the folder. You want to make sure that the "root" directory is public however, or it will block everything. for example
name them in a way that makes sense for your situation....StateA, StateB, etc.
Then depending how you have your security setup (we use Windows Domain active directory), you can set the folder to private and only allow certain groups to each folder
The trick is getting the users/groups/roles in a way you need. Then, looking at the REST directory, only those fully public will show, all else will need to log in and they will see what they have been granted. Keep in mind you will want SSL if they are login in over the web...and using in web apps etc may get you into needing proxies/tokens.
Also, this assuming you know who is in each State.
Do you have a subfolder structure on you server...how I separate them is creating folders and setting the security on the folder. You want to make sure that the "root" directory is public however, or it will block everything. for example
name them in a way that makes sense for your situation....StateA, StateB, etc.
Then depending how you have your security setup (we use Windows Domain active directory), you can set the folder to private and only allow certain groups to each folder
The trick is getting the users/groups/roles in a way you need. Then, looking at the REST directory, only those fully public will show, all else will need to log in and they will see what they have been granted. Keep in mind you will want SSL if they are login in over the web...and using in web apps etc may get you into needing proxies/tokens.
Also, this assuming you know who is in each State.