Configure ArcGIS Mission Server in advanced scenarios

ArcGIS Mission can be deployed on machines that have multiple network interface controller (NIC) cards or DNS entries (also called records) in a DNS name server. If you installed  ArcGIS Mission Server on a machine that contains more than one NIC card or multiple entries in a DNS name server, you must identify the IP address or host name the mission server should use for network communication. This is done by adding a file to the installation directory for each machine in the site.

Configure ArcGIS Mission Server

  1. Sign in to the machine on which  ArcGIS Mission Server is installed. Browse to the  <Mission server installation directory>\framework\etc  folder and create a file named hostname.properties, with appropriate permissions, in this folder.
  2. Add the following text to the first line of the file, and specify the fully qualified domain name of the intended interface: hostname=interface.domain.com. For example, if you have a machine with two NIC cards or DNS entries (1 and 2), these interfaces' domain names resolve to S1.mycompany.com and  S2.mycompany.com, and you want  ArcGIS Mission Server to use the second interface for network communication, add the following text to the hostname.properties file: hostname=S2.mycompany.com.

    Note:
    In some cases, such as when a host name is the same for multiple interfaces, you should instead specify the IP address of the interface you want   ArcGIS Mission Server to use for network communication. The syntax is hostname=<IP address>.

  3. Save and close the hostname.properties file.
  4. Restart the  ArcGIS Mission Serverservice on Windows. Repeat with any other machines in your  ArcGIS Mission Server site.

If necessary, complete the steps to configure the following  ArcGIS Enterprise software components on machines with multiple NIC cards or DNS entries: