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KML Network Link - Port number

Question asked by TasmaniaFireService on Feb 4, 2013
Latest reply on Feb 11, 2013 by TasmaniaFireService
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Hello,

I'm relatively new to ArcGIS Server; so any assistance would be greatly appreciated.


I'm trying to create a KML network Link to a published service.

Using the ArcGIS Server Manager via port 6080 (:6080/arcgis/manager/index.html). I also have the IIS web adapter enabled with no admin access.

When I create the Network link it generates the following URL

http://arcgis-server:6080/arcgis/rest/directories/kml/test.kmz

which can also be accessed via port 80

http://arcgis-server/arcgis/rest/directories/kml/test.kmz


The problem I have is the KML link within the KMZ contains a reference to port 6080

<Link>
<href>http://arcgis-server:6080/arcgis/services/Test/MapServer/KmlServer?Composite=false&VectorsToRasters=true&compatibilityMode=GoogleEarth&LayerIDs=0</href>


Our firewall only allows access to port 80.


How can I change the port number on the KML link?



Thank you very much
TasmaniaFireService
TasmaniaFireService Feb 11, 2013 4:49 PM
Correct Answer
Update for anyone who also has this issue

A work around may be to;
1) extract the kml from the kmz (7-Zip will do this, or copy from Google Earth 'legend' etc)
2) edit this in notepad to give the correct external address
3) copy (or make accessible to) to the ArcGIS Server
4) use the ArcGIS Server Manager > KML Network Links > Upload Network Link
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