Sharing ArcMap with router and simultaneously two or more than two users can data entry in attribute table?

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I have two computer, one router and i want to share ArcMap and simultaneously from two computer filling the attribute table.






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          It is not possible to share ArcMap session between two computers. It is possible to run ArcMap on Citrix, however, the session is per user only so there is basically no way to modify the map layers open in a particular ArcMap serssion simultaneously without actually starting another session of ArcMap and editing the very same layers (provided that the data source layers are coming from support multiuser editing).



          If you require multiuser editing, but do not have multiple ArcGIS Desktop licenses, you could build custom desktop/web applications that are capable of editing your geodata stored in a format that supports multiuser editing that happens in the same time. There are quite a few libraries and frameworks that you could take advantage of.



          Your best open-source option would probably be QGIS Desktop app with the PostGIS DBMS in the backend. Your ArcMap user(s) would also be able to see and edit the PostGIS database tables as QGIS users are editing them, so this could be pretty handy.






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          • +1 but be careful you don't oversell the ArcMap & QGIS editing the same PostGIS data, it is possible but there's a lot more involved with editing PostGIS data from the ArcGIS side than just adding a connection and QGIS users will not be able to see the ArcGIS edits straight away... I've been in the situation of having Esri and QGIS editors with PostGIS and having to clean up the mess.
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          It is not possible to share ArcMap session between two computers. It is possible to run ArcMap on Citrix, however, the session is per user only so there is basically no way to modify the map layers open in a particular ArcMap serssion simultaneously without actually starting another session of ArcMap and editing the very same layers (provided that the data source layers are coming from support multiuser editing).



          If you require multiuser editing, but do not have multiple ArcGIS Desktop licenses, you could build custom desktop/web applications that are capable of editing your geodata stored in a format that supports multiuser editing that happens in the same time. There are quite a few libraries and frameworks that you could take advantage of.



          Your best open-source option would probably be QGIS Desktop app with the PostGIS DBMS in the backend. Your ArcMap user(s) would also be able to see and edit the PostGIS database tables as QGIS users are editing them, so this could be pretty handy.






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          • +1 but be careful you don't oversell the ArcMap & QGIS editing the same PostGIS data, it is possible but there's a lot more involved with editing PostGIS data from the ArcGIS side than just adding a connection and QGIS users will not be able to see the ArcGIS edits straight away... I've been in the situation of having Esri and QGIS editors with PostGIS and having to clean up the mess.
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          It is not possible to share ArcMap session between two computers. It is possible to run ArcMap on Citrix, however, the session is per user only so there is basically no way to modify the map layers open in a particular ArcMap serssion simultaneously without actually starting another session of ArcMap and editing the very same layers (provided that the data source layers are coming from support multiuser editing).



          If you require multiuser editing, but do not have multiple ArcGIS Desktop licenses, you could build custom desktop/web applications that are capable of editing your geodata stored in a format that supports multiuser editing that happens in the same time. There are quite a few libraries and frameworks that you could take advantage of.



          Your best open-source option would probably be QGIS Desktop app with the PostGIS DBMS in the backend. Your ArcMap user(s) would also be able to see and edit the PostGIS database tables as QGIS users are editing them, so this could be pretty handy.






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          • +1 but be careful you don't oversell the ArcMap & QGIS editing the same PostGIS data, it is possible but there's a lot more involved with editing PostGIS data from the ArcGIS side than just adding a connection and QGIS users will not be able to see the ArcGIS edits straight away... I've been in the situation of having Esri and QGIS editors with PostGIS and having to clean up the mess.
            – Michael Stimson
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          It is not possible to share ArcMap session between two computers. It is possible to run ArcMap on Citrix, however, the session is per user only so there is basically no way to modify the map layers open in a particular ArcMap serssion simultaneously without actually starting another session of ArcMap and editing the very same layers (provided that the data source layers are coming from support multiuser editing).



          If you require multiuser editing, but do not have multiple ArcGIS Desktop licenses, you could build custom desktop/web applications that are capable of editing your geodata stored in a format that supports multiuser editing that happens in the same time. There are quite a few libraries and frameworks that you could take advantage of.



          Your best open-source option would probably be QGIS Desktop app with the PostGIS DBMS in the backend. Your ArcMap user(s) would also be able to see and edit the PostGIS database tables as QGIS users are editing them, so this could be pretty handy.






          share|improve this answer














          It is not possible to share ArcMap session between two computers. It is possible to run ArcMap on Citrix, however, the session is per user only so there is basically no way to modify the map layers open in a particular ArcMap serssion simultaneously without actually starting another session of ArcMap and editing the very same layers (provided that the data source layers are coming from support multiuser editing).



          If you require multiuser editing, but do not have multiple ArcGIS Desktop licenses, you could build custom desktop/web applications that are capable of editing your geodata stored in a format that supports multiuser editing that happens in the same time. There are quite a few libraries and frameworks that you could take advantage of.



          Your best open-source option would probably be QGIS Desktop app with the PostGIS DBMS in the backend. Your ArcMap user(s) would also be able to see and edit the PostGIS database tables as QGIS users are editing them, so this could be pretty handy.







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          • +1 but be careful you don't oversell the ArcMap & QGIS editing the same PostGIS data, it is possible but there's a lot more involved with editing PostGIS data from the ArcGIS side than just adding a connection and QGIS users will not be able to see the ArcGIS edits straight away... I've been in the situation of having Esri and QGIS editors with PostGIS and having to clean up the mess.
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          • +1 but be careful you don't oversell the ArcMap & QGIS editing the same PostGIS data, it is possible but there's a lot more involved with editing PostGIS data from the ArcGIS side than just adding a connection and QGIS users will not be able to see the ArcGIS edits straight away... I've been in the situation of having Esri and QGIS editors with PostGIS and having to clean up the mess.
            – Michael Stimson
            10 mins ago















          +1 but be careful you don't oversell the ArcMap & QGIS editing the same PostGIS data, it is possible but there's a lot more involved with editing PostGIS data from the ArcGIS side than just adding a connection and QGIS users will not be able to see the ArcGIS edits straight away... I've been in the situation of having Esri and QGIS editors with PostGIS and having to clean up the mess.
          – Michael Stimson
          10 mins ago




          +1 but be careful you don't oversell the ArcMap & QGIS editing the same PostGIS data, it is possible but there's a lot more involved with editing PostGIS data from the ArcGIS side than just adding a connection and QGIS users will not be able to see the ArcGIS edits straight away... I've been in the situation of having Esri and QGIS editors with PostGIS and having to clean up the mess.
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