Failed To Get Organization Information

Seeing issues during browsing Automation suite URL: - Failed to get organization info - Request failed with status code 401

Issue Description:

Failed to get organization info

Request failed with status code 401
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Troubleshooting steps:

  • Generate Support Bundle logs and Diagnostic logs or check the certificate for its expiry.
  • 401 is usually seen when the existing certificate is expired, the outcome of the logs above may look something like the below:
root@xxx123 UiPathAutomationSuite]# openssl x509 -enddate -noout -in tls.crt
notAfter=Aug 25 08:08:45 2022 GMT
  • If the certificate is expired, follow the below steps to update the certificate:
    • Generate a domain certificate for both Online and Air-gapped installations(Kind note that we do not recommend using a self-signed certificate).
    • Decrypt the certificate key using the below steps:​​​​​​
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  • Run the configureUiPathAS.sh script to update the certificate as shown below. You need the path to each of the three certificate files. All the certificate files should be in PEM format.

    • Certificate Authority Bundle - This bundle should contain the certificate used to sign the TLS server certificate.
    • Server Certificate - Public server certificate
    • Private key - Private key for server certificate
sudo ./configureUiPathAS.sh tls-cert update --ca-cert-file /path/to/cacert --tls-cert-file /path/to/tlscert --tls-key-file /path/to/tlskey


Below files will be stored in the /directory/path/to/store/certificate location.

To print out the certificate files, run the following command, specifying the directory where certificates are stored.
sudo ./configureUiPathAS.sh tls-cert get --outpath /directory/path/to/store/certificate

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This should resolve the issue.

In case the issue persist, gather the latest Support Bundle land Diagnostic logs and create a Support ticket with UiPath.