ArcGIS Server Basics Installation, Services, & Tweaks
 
  ArcGIS Server provides an integrated solution for managing, disseminating and analysis GIS data. ArcGIS Server’s tiered structure which includes three editions (basic, standard, and advanced) and two levels (workgroup and enterprise) allows users to tailor a solution to best meet their needs. This class, developed by Keck & Wood, Inc., teaches students the difference between the various ArcGIS server editions and levels along with the basics of installing ArcGIS Server, ArcGIS Server architecture, and some tweaks to help improve performance. Students will also learn how to publish a website using out-of-thebox ArcGIS Server. In addition, this class will expose students to some lessons learned during some real world implementations and some suggestions on how to avoid those.
 
  Course Goals
 

After successfully completing this course you will have acquired the skills and knowledge needed to:

  • Explain the various editions and levels of ArcGIS Server
  • Understand the various components that makeup ArcGIS Server
  • Perform a basic installation of ArcGIS server
  • Create map services
  • Creating an ArcGIS Server website using out of the box tools
  • Tweaks to improve performance such as caching, optimized symbols and more
  Topics Covered
 
  • ArcGIS Server Architecture
  • ArcGIS Server Installation
  • Create map services and websites
  • Tweaks to improve performance
  • Lessons learned from real world implementations
  Prerequisites
  Students wishing to take this class should already have taken Introduction to ArcGIS I or ArcGIS Desktop II or have equivalent experience with ArcGIS software.

  Software Used in Course
 
ArcGIS Desktop Version
ArcView 9.3.1
ArcEditor 9.3.1
ArcInfo 9.3.1
   
ArcGIS Server 9.3.1
 
  Instructor
  Coming soon
 
  Length of Course
  2 Days
November 15th & 16th
 
  Cost
  $725.00    Register Now
 
  Time
  8:30 - 4:30
 
  Location
 

 

For more information about Training please contact Calvin DeSouza