How to enable or create Unattend robot

[BNK (nirmal)]

Hi

I am using UiPath Enterprise trial version. I installed Unattended robot but in assistent it is showing below error

Please help me to create or enable unattended robot for enterprise trial

[Anil_G (Anil Gorthi)]

@BNK

please check this

How to create an Unattended Robot in UiPath (Full Tutorial)

cheers

[Rahul_Unnikrishnan]

Hello @BNK

You need to assign the license in the orchestrator before to the connection. Then try to connect to orchestrator from assistant.

UiPath - How to connect UiPath to Orchestrator|Run Process,Jobs & Triggers|UiPath Licensing

Thanks

[kirankumar.mahanthi1 (Kirankumar Mahanthi)]

Hi @BNK ,

Could you please hover your mouse on the status message your getting on the assistant it would show you what is the exact error your facing on unable to retrieve license. Please share that error to proceed further on this issue. Thanks

Are you trying to connect automation cloud enterprise trail. Please confirm.

Regards,
Kirankumar.

[jcb (Josh Brown)]

There’s a big chance the issue is the same as what I’ve answered here;

AzureVM Unattended bot error : Unable to retrieve a license Use Interactive login

Hey Zoyeb, The likely reason here is you haven’t configured the unattended troubleshooting session - it’s fairly new, think it was introducted in 2022.4 or .10. Navigate to Tenants > Monitoring > Unattended Sessions, then click the three dots next to the relevant bot hostname and configure troubleshooting session. You may need to close/reopen Assistant for it to work. Your other option is to sign in using your developer credentials and then it’ll enable debugging. This being said, all funct…

I have suggested the improvement to error messages on the below link;

More concise error messaging for unattended robots

A query which comes up both internally and on the forum frequently is around seeing “Use Interactive Login” on unattended assistants, and being misled to believe there’s an error, whereas in reality the issue is just the fact they either need to sign in using their developer credentials, or configure an unattended troubleshooting session. Troubleshooting sessions have come in with no big announcement which is quite confusing for alot of customers and fellow devs, so it would be nice to see this…

[BNK (nirmal)]

I am using Enterprise trial version

[Anil_G (Anil Gorthi)]

@BNK

Login to your orchestrator as admin

Then if you have previously connected any machines…delete them and create new ones…

There is an old machine that is linked I believe

Cheers

[BNK (nirmal)]

Hi @Anil_G

I deleted all my machines and i created new machine again i am getting same error

[Anil_G (Anil Gorthi)]

@BNK

If you have migrated ffrom classic to modern please check your classic folders as well

And please do verify that the robits are linked and license is provided

Cheers

[jcb (Josh Brown)]

Are you using a machine template or standard?

It looks to me like you may be using a standard machine; I’d recommend setting up a machine template and using this instead if this is the case.

[marian.platonov]

Try to Sign out in UiPath Assistant. It may be that for your robots, you didn’t enforce the Interactive Sign-in (User license management feature).

The Interactive Sign-in feature can be checked in the Orchestrator → Tenant → Settings → Robot security.

In the below example, the Interactive Sign-in is enforced.