What is a feature of the Advanced ArcGIS Server License?

The Advanced ArcGIS Server License indeed allows for the publishing of Geoprocessing (GP) services. This capability is significant because it enables users to create and share specialized workflows and models that can perform a variety of spatial analysis tasks, automate processes, and manage data in a more efficient manner. By publishing GP services, organizations can leverage ArcGIS Server’s robust geospatial analysis tools, making it possible to expose complex mapping and analysis functionality to users in a web environment or through applications.

In contrast to this option, the other choices do not accurately represent the features of the Advanced ArcGIS Server License. Limited map visualization is an oversimplification, as the software supports much more than just viewing maps—it can handle advanced analytical capabilities and service publishing. Excluding network analysis capabilities misrepresents the versatility of the license, which includes a variety of spatial analysis functions, including network analysis. Finally, the notion that it only includes portal implementation is inaccurate, as the Advanced License encompasses a broader range of functionalities and service types beyond just portal capabilities.