Configure Web Service

Due to so many links to topics everywhere, and so many repeat, duplicate topics, I am placing this comment in topics I’ve already fixed that I know are linked to a bunch or that I know I have seen a bunch and that I want to ensure aren’t duplicates or see if I can reuse something {this is the case for Enable Dir Browsing and Configure Bits}. AMS 12/2018

This section discusses how to configure your Geodatabase Replication web service. The web service may reside on the same machine as the Replication Server or it may reside separately. Proper configuration of the web service (as described in this section) ensures security. For information about hardware and software requirements, refer to the Geodatabase Replication Read Me.

Local Implementation	Distributed Implementation
Use this implementation if your web service does NOT require access to the network (i.e., the web service resides on the same machine as the replication server). This implementation is the simplest. This implementation uses the Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager. If you are using version 6 of IIS Manager, please refer to the topics in the Classic Local implementation section. If you are using version 7 of IIS Manager, please refer to the Local Implementation Using IIS7 section. Classic Local Implementation Local Implementation Using IIS7	Use this implementation if your web service requires access to the network. If you have the web service installed on a machine separate from the replication server. This implementation is more complex. This implementation uses the Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager. If you are using version 6 of IIS Manager, please refer to the topics in the Classic Distributed implementation section. If you are using version 7 of IIS Manager, please refer to the Distributed Implementation Using IIS7 section. Classic Distributed Implementation Distributed Implementation Using IIS7

Local Implementation

Distributed Implementation

Use this implementation if your web service does NOT require access to the network (i.e., the web service resides on the same machine as the replication server). This implementation is the simplest.

This implementation uses the Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager. If you are using version 6 of IIS Manager, please refer to the topics in the Classic Local implementation section. If you are using version 7 of IIS Manager, please refer to the Local Implementation Using IIS7 section.

Classic Local Implementation

Local Implementation Using IIS7

Use this implementation if your web service requires access to the network. If you have the web service installed on a machine separate from the replication server. This implementation is more complex.

This implementation uses the Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager. If you are using version 6 of IIS Manager, please refer to the topics in the Classic Distributed implementation section. If you are using version 7 of IIS Manager, please refer to the Distributed Implementation Using IIS7 section.

Classic Distributed Implementation

Distributed Implementation Using IIS7

After you've configured your replication web server, you need to configure the web service for each replica you wish to set up. Note that a Process Framework replica does not require the web service.