Deploying Portal for Arcgis"

Deploying Portal for ArcGIS®

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Esri resources for your organization Course introduction

Course introduction Course goals Installing the course data Icons used in this workbook Understanding the ArcGIS Platform 1 Understanding Web GIS

Lesson introduction Evolution of GIS Bringing mapping and GIS to everyone Portal for ArcGIS enables a Web GIS Server types and publishing clients Map layers and web layers ArcGIS for Server evolution Course VM network configuration Explore the classroom configuration Exercise 1: Evaluate the ArcGIS infrastructure Explore the client computer Configure the certificate for the Web GIS computer Create users and a role in Server Manager Exercise review Answers to Lesson 1 questions 2 Performing the initial configuration of your portal

Lesson introduction Today, identity is essential Why does ArcGIS offer two GIS portals? Comparing ArcGIS Online and Portal for ArcGIS functionality Exercise 2: Perform the initial configuration of your portal Create the portal administrator account Install and configure the ArcGIS Web Adaptor Populate the portal with content Customize the portal Exercise review

i Answers to Lesson 2 questions 3 Using built-in accounts with your portal

Lesson introduction The portal information model User privileges hierarchy Levels of portal sharing Community versus identity security models Portal licensing model Exercise 3: Work with Portal for ArcGIS built-in users Add new members to the portal Share content as the Pam user Share content as the Paul user Exercise review Answers to Lesson 3 questions 4 Leveraging enterprise accounts in Portal for ArcGIS with IWA

Lesson introduction Why should you care about IWA? Who WINs with single sign-on? IWA configuration steps Windows groups Leveraging enterprise groups from Portal for ArcGIS Exercise 4: Configure single sign-on with IWA Configure Portal for ArcGIS to use an enterprise identity store Configure the portal ArcGIS Web Adaptor for IWA Add enterprise members and transfer content ownership Add an enterprise group to the portal Exercise review Portal security best practices Answers to Lesson 4 questions 5 Integrating ArcGIS for Server with Portal for ArcGIS through federation

Lesson introduction Publishing workflows Portal for ArcGIS subsumes ArcGIS for Server security Community versus identity security models When to federate or not federate Federate stand-alone servers under Portal for ArcGIS Exercise 5: Federate ArcGIS for Server Create a secured service item in the portal

ii Federate the GIS server site Review the results of federation Test the results of federation in ArcMap Exercise review Answers to Lesson 5 questions 6 Implementing a hosting server

Lesson introduction Designate a federated server as the hosting server Separate functionality for production systems Leverage a single site for development and testing ArcGIS Data Store Data registration Exercise 6: Complete a Web GIS configuration Install the ArcGIS Data Store Configure the ArcGIS Data Store Designate a hosting server and configure utility services Investigate how hosted services appear in ArcMap Exercise review Answers to Lesson 6 questions 7 Applying Web GIS workflows

Lesson introduction Multiple portals: Distributed Web GIS Web GIS deployment options A Web GIS expands sharing options Requirements for portal analysis Portal analysis Exercise 7: Share content using ArcGIS Pro Share hosted content from ArcGIS Pro Explore the shared content Share an image service to the federated server Exercise review Answers to Lesson 7 questions 8 Minimizing downtime and data loss

Lesson introduction Administrative options Back up a Web GIS Backup and restore considerations Disaster recovery

iii Exercise 8: Use the webgisdr tool Prepare for disaster recovery Back up Web GIS components Alter the portal configuration Recover from backup Exercise review High availability Joining a highly available portal Monitor the portal with the administrator API Highly available Web GIS Answers to Lesson 8 questions Appendices

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