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How to connect ArcGIS Server to Port 6080?
Try login to http://localhost:6080/arcgis/manager with login and passwd from server site account. You should see very quickly the login panel. Thanks for contributing an answer to Geographic Information Systems Stack Exchange!
How to check the server in ArcGIS 10.1?
Consult the ArcGIS 10.1 for Server System Requirements for details. ArcGIS Server communicates through port 6080. This check verifies if the HTTP port 6080 is in use by another user or process. If this check returns a warning, ArcGIS Server will not run properly. To correct this issue, open port 6080 and restart ArcGIS Server.
Which is the HTTPS port for ArcGIS Server?
HTTPS port 6443. When HTTPS is enabled, ArcGIS Server uses port 6443 by default. Unless you have disabled direct administrative access (routing traffic through your ArcGIS Web Adaptor instead), your users will be able to access the server through port 6443.
When does ArcGIS Server use port 6443 by default?
When SSL is enabled, ArcGIS Server uses port 6443 by default. This check verifies if the HTTPS port 6443 is in use by another user or process. If this check returns a warning, ArcGIS Server will not run properly.
How to disable administrative access to ArcGIS Server on Port 6443?
Once the account is re-enabled, connect to the site through port 6443 with the account. To disable administrative access to ArcGIS Server on port 6443, follow the steps below: Configure the Web Adaptor to allow administrative access to your site. For full instructions, see Configure the Web Adaptor after installation.
Is there an IP address for ArcGIS Server?
If not, then use the IP address 123.456.7.8:6080/arcgis/manager or the machine name mymachine:6080/arcgis/manager. If that doesn’t work, check the service on the server machine to make sure ArcGIS Server started. If none of that works, post back here (edit your original question) with further info on what you have found.
How to limit access to secured hosted services in ArcGIS?
This workflow should work with any ArcGIS Online or Portal Web Application (not native applications) to ensure a publicly-shared layer is only accessible through the app, but not through maps or the REST endpoint.
Why is IIs not configured with HTTPS port 443?
The netstat -ano | find ” ” was a great help during trouble shooting. The long story short is that IIS was not configured with the https port 443 binding. The interesting note is that you do not have to enable port 6443 as a binding in IIS Manager application to fix the problem.
Do you have to enable port 6443 for IIS Manager?
The interesting note is that you do not have to enable port 6443 as a binding in IIS Manager application to fix the problem. Once, I enable the https/443 binding, I was able to proceed with a normal install.