Browse to the Server Manager of your hosting server.If your organization has its own locator data to use for finding addresses and place names, or if your portal does not have access to ArcGIS Online, publish a locator (geocode) service and set it as your portal's locator.Įnable Suggest capabilities on the locator service if you want address or place name suggestions to appear when users search in Map Viewer. Configure your own locator serviceĪrcGIS Enterprise portals use the ArcGIS World Geocoding Service hosted in ArcGIS Onlineīy default. For information on configuring your own service, see the next section. See Configure utility services for more information on setting a locator in your portal to enable geocoding.

If you configured the ArcGIS Online locator service prior to upgrading to ArcGIS Enterprise 10.7, you must disable and reenable the Geocode ArcGIS Online utility service to support locator views. If the ArcGIS Online geocode service proxy is deleted, the locator views will no longer function.

The ArcGIS Online locator service, with batch geocoding enabled, must be configured to allow users to create locator views. You can use a locator service from an ArcGIS Online organization, or you can publish your own locator (geocode) service to one of the portal's federated servers or a stand-alone GIS Server.

You must set a locator service for your portal to geocode a large number of addresses or place names at a time, such as when you add a CSV file that contains addresses to Map Viewer. Certain areas of the software user interface and API still use the term geocode service for backward compatibility. Locator services were previously called geocode services.

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