Configuring the ArcGIS Server Web Adapter for HTTPS (ArcGIS Enterprise Deployment Ep-06)
📹 ArcGIS Enterprise Deployment Series – Episode 06: Configuring the ArcGIS Server Web Adapter for HTTPS
Connecting your ArcGIS Server to IIS and enabling secure web access 🌐
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In this episode, we complete the ArcGIS Server setup by installing and configuring the ArcGIS Web Adapter for Server. This allows your ArcGIS Server to route all traffic securely through IIS over HTTPS — making your deployment internet-accessible and ready for federation with Portal.
🧰 What We Cover:
00:00 Introduction
00:33 Where we've got to so far with ArcGIS Server
00:54 Installing the ArcGIS Server Web Adapter (IIS version 11.5)
01:44 Resolving required dependencies (Microsoft Web Deploy 4 and .NET Runtime 8)
03:03 Connecting the Web Adapter to your ArcGIS Server machine
03:52 Configuring the adapter using the server admin account
05:19 Verifying HTTPS access using your SSL certificate
05:46 Testing ArcGIS Server Manager over your domain
06:36 Outro
🔗 Helpful Links:
ASP.NET Core Hosting Bundle: https://dotnet.microsoft.com/en-us/do...
Microsoft Web Deploy 4.0: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/downl...
By the end of this episode, your ArcGIS Server will be fully exposed through IIS with secure HTTPS access — ready to integrate with the ArcGIS Data Store and Portal in the next step.
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