What ports does ArcGIS Server use?
ArcGIS Server only communicates through port 6443 by default. Ensure your firewall allows HTTP communication through this port. Unless you have disabled direct administrative access (routing traffic through your ArcGIS Web Adaptor instead), your users can access the server through port 6443.
Which ArcGIS enterprise directories should be excluded for security or antivirus software?
To ensure the best functionality of ArcGIS Enterprise with the environment security, the following directories can be marked as excluded.
- :\arcgisportal\db.
- :\arcgisportal\temp.
- :\arcgisportal\dsdata.
- :\arcgisserver\config-store.
Why do we need a firewall in ArcGIS?
Many of today’s networks use a firewall for enhanced security from outside threats. Because the license manager uses the TCP/IP protocols, implementing such a firewall can pose problems between the license manager server and the clients connecting to it.
How to make ArcGIS License Manager work through a firewall?
Configure ArcGIS License Manager to work through a firewall. Many of today’s networks use a firewall for enhanced security from outside threats. Because the license manager uses the TCP/IP protocols, implementing such a firewall can pose problems between the license manager server and the clients connecting to it.
Which is port does the ArcGIS web adaptor use?
The ArcGIS Web Adaptor in the perimeter network receives Internet requests through a common port, such as port 80. A firewall prevents access through any other ports. Then ArcGIS Web Adaptor sends the request to the secure internal network through another firewall using the ArcGIS Server port 6080.
Where does the data go on ArcGIS web server?
A less secure option uses a single firewall to restrict traffic to your web server. Usually, only port 443 is left open. Your web server, ArcGIS Web Adaptor, ArcGIS Server, and your data all reside behind the firewall in the secure internal network.