Menu
I have been working with UiPath Studio to automate workflows and was successful. Now I want to create a UiPath Orchestrator Robot to deploy on my machine.
551
asked Mar 30 '20 07:03
UiPath software robots are intelligent, reliable, flexible, and eager to take on a huge range of tedious tasks. They're also easy to build and manage, so you can launch an entire robot workforce to quickly deliver efficiencies, higher performance, and high ROI.
A Robot is an execution host that runs processes built in UiPath Studio. The Robots page enables you to add robots, edit them, view their status and license state, change the environment(s) they are assigned to, and the runtime settings. Additionally, you can display the logs generated by a single Robot.
With the robot created, the environment configured, and the UiPath Assistant configured with a connection to the machine listed in the management section of UiPath Orchestrator, you should be able to create a new UiPath process, and when you go to run the process, the robot you just created will be listed as a possible job target.
Keep in mind that the creation of an unattended UiPath Orchestrator robot is only one step in the overall process of RPA code deployment. The previous steps is to create the RPA program itself.
To manually create and manage robots go to the robots page under a classic folder, in the Management section of the sidebar. Automatically managed robots for modern folders will appear in this page once users who have execute permissions connect their robot clients to Orchestrator.”
The physical or virtual machine used to host and deploy UiPath Robot. In this guide, it is usually referred to as a host machine, workstation or server, to differentiate it from the machine entity in Orchestrator. Orchestrator entity that controls the connection capabilities of UiPath Robot with respect to the host machine on which it's installed.
Only unattended robots require a username and password. Or at least, attended ones don't.
I am not able to find the Password field option
A user with access to the physical machine kicks off a an attended robot. Since they must be logged in already to kick the process off, UiPath has no need to know the username and password required to log into the computer.
If you're looking for the password field, you'll need to create an unattended robot, as opposed to a Studio robot. My understanding is support for Studio and Studio Pro robots is ending.
At a time of creating a JOB, robot name is not displayed.
Again, I believe this is a manifestation of the fact that the Studio robot is to be triggered manually from the client machine, so a robot from UiPath Orchestrator is not required.
Notice how on this screenshot, the robot type is set to unattended and the requirement to set the Domain\username and password of the client machine appear.
It is when you start the UiPath process associated with the unattended robot that the selection of the robot happens. An example of that is here:
165
If you love us? You can donate to us via Paypal or buy me a coffee so we can maintain and grow! Thank you!
Donate Us With
