Sign Out from Portal, Stage Service and Upload Service Definition Tools
Sign Out from Portal
How to use Sign Out from Portal Tool in Arc Toolbox ArcMap ArcGIS??
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| Sign Out from Portal |
Path to access the tool
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Sign
Out from Portal Tool, Publishing Toolset, Server
Tools Toolbox
Sign Out from Portal
Signs out from the
portal that you are currently signed in to. For those organizations that would
like to use ArcGIS Online behind the firewall or in their own private cloud,
there is a version that you can install and use on your own computer networks.
It is called Portal for ArcGIS.
Stage Service
How to use Stage Service Tool in Arc Toolbox ArcMap ArcGIS??
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| Stage Service |
Path to access the tool
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Stage
Service Tool, Publishing Toolset, Server Tools Toolbox
Stage Service
Stages a service
definition. A staged service definition (.sd) file contains all the necessary
information needed to publish a GIS service, including data that must be copied
to the server because it does not appear in the server's data store.
1. Service Definition Draft
The input draft service
definition. Service definition drafts can be created using ArcGIS Desktop. See
About draft services for more information. You can also use the arcpy.mapping
function CreateMapSDDraft to create draft service definitions.
Once staged, the input
draft service definition is deleted.
2. Service Definition
The resulting service
definition. The default is to write the service definition to the same
directory as the draft service definition.
Upload Service Definition
How to use Upload Service Definition Tool in Arc Toolbox ArcMap ArcGIS??
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| Upload Service Definition |
Path to access the tool
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Upload
Service Definition Tool, Publishing Toolset, Server
Tools Toolbox
Upload Service Definition
Uploads and publishes a
GIS service to a specified GIS server based on a staged service definition file
(.sd).
1. Service Definition
The service definition
file (.sd) that contains all the information needed to publish a GIS service.
2. Server
The server connection.
You can use the ArcGIS Server connections listed under the GIS Servers node in
the Catalog window, or you can browse to a folder where you store server
connection files.
If you are connecting to
ArcGIS Online, make sure you type My Hosted Services for the server connection
with each word capitalized and a space between each word.
3. Service Name (optional)
Overrides the service
name currently specified in the service definition with a new name.
4. Cluster (optional)
Changes the cluster to
which the service has been assigned. You must choose from clusters that are
available on the specified server.
Clusters are deprecated
at ArcGIS Enterprise 10.5.1. This parameter will be ignored by servers that do
not support multiple clusters.
5. Folder Type (optional)
Specifies the source for the folder. The default is a folder from the service definition. You can also choose a folder already existing on the specified server or a new folder to be created once you publish this service.
- NEW—Use this to create a new folder.
- EXISTING—Use this to specify a folder that exists on the server.
- FROM_SERVICE_DEFINITION—Use the folder already specified in the service definition. This is the default.
6. Folder (optional)
The folder for the
service. The default is the folder specified in the service definition. If you
chose NEW for the folder type, provide a new folder name. If you chose EXISTING
for the folder type, choose an existing folder on the server.
7. Start service immediately (optional)
Specifies the start state of the service immediately after publishing.
- Checked—The service starts immediately after publishing.
- Unchecked—The service does not start after publishing. You must start the service manually.
8. Override service definition sharing properties (optional)
Specifies whether the sharing properties set in the service definition will be overridden. These properties define if, and how, you are sharing your service with ArcGIS Online. Sharing your service with ArcGIS Online exposes it for others to use.
- Checked—The sharing properties set in the service definition will be overridden with new values.
- Unchecked—The sharing properties currently set in the service definition will be used when the service is published. This is the default.
You must be logged in to
ArcGIS Online in order to override sharing properties.
9. Share on ArcGIS Online (optional)
Specifies whether the service will be shared on ArcGIS Online. All shared services are available through My Contents. Even if you only want to share with a specific group in your organization, the service will also be shared through My Contents.
- Checked—The service will be shared on ArcGIS Online. The service will be listed under My Content.
- Unchecked—The service will not be shared on ArcGIS Online and will be inaccessible to other ArcGIS Online users and clients on the web.
You must be logged in to
ArcGIS Online in order to override sharing properties.
10. Share With Everyone (Public) (optional)
Specifies whether the service will be available to the public.
- Checked—The service will be shared with the public.
- Unchecked—The service will not be shared with the public.
You must be signed in to
ArcGIS Online to override sharing properties.
11. Share With Your Organization (optional)
Specifies whether the service will be shared with your organization.
- Checked—The service will be shared with your organization.
- Unchecked—The service will not be shared with your organization.
You must be signed in to
ArcGIS Online to override sharing properties.
12. Share With These Groups (optional)
Specifies whether the service will be shared with specified groups within your organization.
- Checked—The service will be shared with specified groups.
- Unchecked—The service will not be shared with specified groups.
You must be signed in to ArcGIS Online to override sharing properties.
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