The ArcGIS Online or ArcGIS Enterprise organization in which a person is an ArcGIS Pro named user and that validates their credentials when they start ArcGIS Pro. The licensing portal is marked with a key on the Portals page in ArcGIS Pro.
I need help on buying 1 x ArcGIS 10 for Server licenses for a production environment. We have three servers with below configurations:
- Server 1 - 8 core, 24GB, 64-bit OS, Windows 2008 Server R2 Enterprise
- Server 2 - 8 core, 24GB, 64-bit OS, Windows 2008 Server R2 Enterprise
- Server 3 - Database server - Linux OS - Oracle 10g - 64 bit with ArcSDE 10
Our plan is to use Server 1 as a main server, where SOM and SOC will be installed and Server 2 as load balancing server (i.e only SOC will be installed).
Our application consumes 1 map service (with 80 layers) and 2 GP services (50 tools for various GIS operation) and 1 Geometry service. NO EDITING FUNCTIONALITY. Lot of saving in SDE database will be done with other business requirements. Roughly 40 concurrent users at the maximum in any given point of time.
We also use some standard ArcGIS GP Tools like the Aggregate Tool, which warrants an enterprise edition of ArcGIS server.
Can you please explain how an ArcGIS Server License (Enterprise Advanced) needs to be procured?
I am looking for optimized licensing for this setup.
PolyGeo♦
iamlaksh1closed as off-topic by PolyGeo♦Feb 15 '18 at 0:41
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Arcgis For Server Advanced Enterprise
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The license depends on the number of cores. If you buy an enterprise license then you can use 'n' number of cores. Each SOC machine will require an additional license (As per ESRI standard for US. I'm not sure for other countries)
Please check functionality matrix for more details.
Sunil