Hello, I have been at this for some days now and have just had no luck. I have 2 Virtual Machines set up with Orchestrator Server (NOT cloud) set up on one and the other has Studio / Robot installed. The error that I typically get is:
(My apologies for all the text, I had this whole thread laid out with pictures for each step, only to find out upon trying to post that I can only put 1 image in.)
If you want to see the process I have followed, it looks like this:
I got the trial version of Enterprise Studio
I then set up a SSL Certificate through IIS
I then download UiPath Orchestrator from the Platform installer and associate the new certificate with it in the download
Then from Certificate Manager I export the certificate
I move the newly exported Certificate to the Robot VM where I import it by right-clicking the file and installing it:
Within Install PFX I set it to import the certificate to Trusted Root Certification:
I install Robot and Studio on the Robot VM now that it has the Orchestrator VM’s SSL applied:
I create the machine and the robot on Orchestrator. (I have tried Studio and Unattended types of robots and both give the same error. I am 99.999% positive that I have the right information for the robot on Orchestrator as far as the Domain/Username, Machine name, etc.)
I get the machine key from Orchestrator and send it to the Robot VM where I try to connect. For the host name, I use the following format: https://(IP Address of the Orchestrator Machine/Name I type in to get to Orchestrator on the Orchestrator VM) I have tried other variations of this with no luck.
But in the end when I try to connect, I pretty much always get the same error from the top of the post:
The remote certificate is invalid according to the validation procedure.
RemoteException wrapping System.Security.Authentication.AuthenticationException: The remote certificate is invalid according to the validation procedure.
at System.Net.TlsStream.EndWrite(IAsyncResult asyncResult)
at System.Net.PooledStream.EndWrite(IAsyncResult asyncResult)
at System.Net.ConnectStream.WriteHeadersCallback(IAsyncResult ar)
I have looked through a number of forum posts and tried their solutions, but none have gotten me past this error. This error unfortunately seems to be a very general error and doesn’t really give me much insight into what is going wrong. I have tried things like opening port 443 on both VMs, I have been restarting the machines after the certificate installs, I’ve tried adjusting the bindings. I am willing to look at any suggestion someone has, though.
Has anyone encountered and gotten around this problem? Can anyone provide some helpful suggestion? I appreciate your time looking at his thread.
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