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The new portal configuration tool lets users switch easily among Organizations in on premises ArcGIS Enterprise portals or ArcGIS Online.Don't confuse Google Maps with Google Earth: although they both belong to Alphabet, Inc. A newly added portal configuration interface creates an experience similar to the ArcGIS Pro portal in which the app remembers previously accessed portals. Organizations that are running ArcGIS Earth behind firewalls can specify their own portals including a default portal URL. These include navigation, units, error logging, start-up layers, basemaps, terrain and more. A configuration (.xml) file can be distributed along with the installer that allows for the pre-configuration of many of ArcGIS Earth’s setting and parameters.

The update offers new administrator and configuration tools.

Those who already started using ArcGIS Earth will be happy to know that the most recent update (version 1.4, released in January 2017) enhances the Portal for ArcGIS experience, thus making the on-premises experience easier. New Administrator and Configuration ToolsĮsri, on the other hand, employs somewhat a different strategy when it comes to users who cannot or don´t want to use the cloud. Now that Google Earth Enterprise has been open-sourced, the possibility exists to develop alternatives to ArcGIS Earth. Contrary to Google Earth Enterprise, this has not been open-sourced so users will now have to look for an alternative, such as Google Cloud Platform to run instances of Google Earth Enterprise instead of on-premises, or use ArcGIS Earth.

Also deprecated in 2015 was the Google Earth Enterprise Client (EC), that formed part of Google Earth Enterprise and connected users to their organization’s private globes that were either hosted on private servers or Google’s global database. As a result of deprecating the product, the Esri Google partnership was signed so that the Google Earth Enterprise user base had an alternative. It was launched in 2006 and deprecated in 2015, while maintenance continued until March 2017. Google Earth Enterprise could be used to build and host on-premises versions of Google Earth and Google Maps.