If you have sufficient privileges, you can publish services. If you connect to a stand-alone ArcGIS Server site, the server connection determines your level of access from your user name and password. The server connection uses your portal credentials to access content on the server. If you connect to an ArcGIS Enterprise federated server, you must sign in to the Enterprise portal. If you provide a user name and password, you may have permission to see additional items available to specific users. When you connect to an ArcGIS Server, you see a list of items you have permission to access. If there is no Servers container, drag the item to empty space in the pane.īrowse to a server connection file, select it, and drag it to the Catalog pane or the Contents pane of a catalog view. Browse to a server connection, select it, and drag it to the Servers container, if present, in the Catalog pane or the Contents pane of a catalog view.Browse to a server connection, right-click it, and click Add To Project.In the Catalog pane, catalog view, or Contents pane of a catalog view Once you have a publisher connection, you can upgrade your connection to the administrator level if your credentials allow it.
If the server is a stand-alone ArcGIS Server site, you may be able to publish services as well as use them: the connection with the most privileges allowed for your credentials is created. If the server is an ArcGIS Enterprise federated server, ArcGIS Pro only supports connections that allow you to use services. When you connect to an ArcGIS Server site, options allow you to use services, publish services, or administer the server. You can connect to ArcGIS Server, ArcGIS Online ready-to-use services, and Open Geospatial Consortium, Inc. Add an existing GIS server to a projectĬonnecting to a GIS server gives you access to resources and capabilities that are delivered as online services.
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