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Publishing a network utility service

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    Mit der Business Analyst-Lizenz verfügbar.

    The Publish Routing Services utility allows you to publish directions, routing, and logistics services based on a network dataset to your ArcGIS Server. These services are similar to the routing services available with ArcGIS Online, but are published on-premises based on your own street network dataset.

    Once published, the services can be used with Business Analyst Enterprise for creating study areas based on driving and walking times and distances.

    Lizenz:

    To use this utility, your ArcGIS Server site needs to have an Erweiterung "ArcGIS Network Analyst" license.

    Data requirements

    A street network dataset for the USA is provided for Business Analyst Enterprise users in file geodatabase format (. gdb file). Before using the .gdb file, you must install the Business Analyst data license (. sdlic ), which is emailed at the time of purchase or data update. You can review the license information in ArcGIS Pro to verify that the *. sdlic license file is enabled. Once enabled, the publish routing services utility can be used to publish services from the .gdb file.

    If the publisher machine and the GeoEnrichment Server machine are the same (If ArcGIS Pro is installed on the server), you can authorize the data with Pro. If ArcGIS Pro is not installed on the server, you can use the DataLicInstall utility:

    1. Open a Windows Command Prompt instance (cmd), as an administrator, on a machine with ArcGIS Server installed.
    2. Right click on CMD > run as an administrator.
    3. Change directory to the ArcGIS Server Program Files bin directory.

      cd C:\Program Files\ArcGIS\Server\bin
      The command line appears as follows:
      C:\Program Files\ArcGIS\Server\bin>

    4. Type in the following:
      DataLicInstall.exe C:\FolderName\<nameOfLicenseFile>.sdlic
    5. Press Enter to install the license.
    6. After the license file successfully installs, restart the ArcGIS Server Windows service for the changes to take effect.

    Hinweis:

    All data needed for street address geocoding and network analysis are included with the 2020 US Data for Business Analyst on My Esri.

    ArcGIS StreetMap Premium product downloads for Pro and Enterprise may appear in your My Esri list. These files are not needed and should not be downloaded. Please follow the steps for downloading the street data below.

    Downloading the street network data

    1. On the My Esri site, click My Organizations then click Downloads.
    2. Verify that you are in the Products section. In the Quick Search text box, enter Business Analyst or Business.
    3. Look for ArcGIS Business Analyst Enterprise with 2020 U.S. Data and ensure the version is 10.8.1. Click View Downloads.

      There will be two downloads for the street data, both will need to be downloaded on a folder to your local drive.

    4. Click the Download Components tab then click Data and Content to expand the list of files.
    5. Locate #1 ArcGIS Business Analyst Enterprise 2020 Street Data (U.S.A) and click Download.
    6. In the Esri Download Manager dialog, click Click to download your file now.
    7. Locate #2 ArcGIS Business Analyst Enterprise 2020 Street Data (U.S.A) and click Download.
    8. The Destination Folder for Files dialog will appear. Keep the default location or click Browse to choose a different location.
    Tipp:
    While you can keep the network dataset in a shared location that is accessible to all the machines in your GIS server site, it is recommended to copy the network dataset locally, on each machine, for best performance when running the services.

    The appropriate data license must be installed on the machine before running this utility. Follow the instructions for installing the data license on Windows.

    Parameters

    The following parameters are available when running the publishroutingservices.bat script:

    ParameterDetails

    -u

    Der Benutzername für einen Benutzer mit Publisher- oder Administratorberechtigungen in der ArcGIS Server-Site. Wenn die Site mit einem Portal verbunden ist, muss der Benutzer ein Portalbenutzer sein, und er kann über eine Administratorberechtigung oder Publisher-Berechtigung verfügen, die das Veröffentlichen von Web-Werkzeugen und serverbasierten Layern zulässt. Wenn die Site nicht verbunden ist, muss der Benutzer über Administratorberechtigungen verfügen. Wenn die Site mit Authentifizierung auf Webebene konfiguriert ist, geben Sie einen integrierten Benutzer an, z. B. das primäre Site-Administratorkonto oder das initiale Administratorkonto im Portal.

    -p

    The password of the user who was specified with the -u parameter.

    -s

    Der vollständig qualifizierte Domänenname des Computers, auf dem ArcGIS Server ausgeführt wird, z. B. gisserver.domain.com, oder die lokale URL der ArcGIS Server-Site im Format https://gisserver.domain.com:6443/arcgis.

    -P

    Der vollständig qualifizierte Domänenname des Computers, auf dem die Instanz von Portal, in die die ArcGIS Server-Site eingebunden ist, installiert ist, z. B. gisserver.domain.com. Der Wert kann auch eine lokale URL des Portals im Format https://gisportal.domain.com:7443/arcgis sein. Ein Wert für diese Option ist nur erforderlich, wenn die Instanz von ArcGIS Server, die die Routing-Services hostet, mit dem Portal verbunden ist.

    -n

    Der vollständige Pfad zum Netzwerk-Dataset. Der Pfad sollte zusätzlich zum Pfad zur File-Geodatabase auch den Namen des Netzwerk-Datasets und den Namen des Feature-Datasets enthalten, in dem sich das Netzwerk-Dataset befindet. Ein Wert für diese Option kann beispielsweise unter Windows c:\data\Streets.gdb\Routing\Routing_ND und unter Linux /data/Streets.gdb/Routing/Routing_ND lauten. Dabei ist Streets.gdb die File-Geodatabase, die über das Netzwerk-Dataset Routing_ND im Feature-Dataset Routing verfügt.

    -o

    Der Pfad zu einem Ordner, in dem das Dienstprogramm die Service-Definitionsdateien für die Services und eine Protokolldatei mit dem Namen publishroutingservices.log erstellt. Die Protokolldatei enthält die Informationen über die Ausführung sowie ggf. aufgetretene Fehler.

    -h

    Prints help for the utility.

    Example usage

    The ArcGIS Server install includes a script that will help to publish a network service which can be used for routing by the Business Analyst service. This script is installed to <ArcGIS Server Install Location>/ArcGIS/Server/Tools/PublishRoutingServices and is named publishroutingservices.bat.

    In this example, the streets data copied locally to the C drive. The staging folder for the service definition files is RoutingSDs, it must be created prior to running the utility.

    publishroutingservices.bat -s ServerMachine.domain.com -P PortalMachine.domain.com -u PortalAdminUser -p PortalAdminPassword -n "Streets Data\NorthAmerica.gdb\Routing\Routing_ND" -o C:\RoutingSDs

    Configuring a network utility services from ArcGIS Online

    You have the option to configure your portal to use utility services from ArcGIS Online instead of publishing them to your own server. This has the added benefit of providing street network coverage outside the United States. If you would like to use online network services provided by Esri, you must have an ArcGIS Online organizational account. The account must have credits associated with it and the correct permissions to use the utility services.

    The ArcGIS Online network services provide coverage for several countries or areas and can be configured in the portal following the steps below.

    1. Sign in to the portal website as a member of the default administrator role in your organization.
    2. At the top of the site, click Organization and click the Settings tab.
    3. Click ArcGIS Online on the left side of the page.
    4. Select Network.
    5. Enter the credentials for the ArcGIS Online account that is to be used for the utility services.
    6. Click Configure.

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