RemoteException wrapping UiPath.Service.Orchestrator.Clients.OrchestratorHttpException: No robot configured for the current user.
at UiPath.Service.Orchestrator.OrchestratorClientExtensions.EnsureOrchestratorStatusCodeAsync(HttpResponseMessage response)
at UiPath.Service.Orchestrator.Clients.OrchestratorEnrollment.GetEnrollmentDataAsync(HttpClient client, String connectionString, CancellationToken ct)
at UiPath.Service.UserHost.InteractiveConnectFlow.<>c__DisplayClass21_0.<b__0>d.MoveNext()
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at UiPath.Service.HttpExceptions.Improve[T](Func1 code) at UiPath.CoreIpc.Server.<>c__DisplayClass7_3.<<-ctor>g__InvokeMethod|6>d.MoveNext() --- End of stack trace from previous location --- at UiPath.CoreIpc.Server.<>c__DisplayClass7_1.<<-ctor>g__HandleRequest|3>d.MoveNext() --- End of stack trace from previous location --- at UiPath.CoreIpc.Server.<>c__DisplayClass7_2.<<-ctor>b__5>d.MoveNext() --- End of stack trace from previous location --- at UiPath.CoreIpc.Helpers.Timeout[TResult](TimeSpan timeout, List1 cancellationTokens, Func2 func, String message, Func2 exceptionHandler)
I followed some suggestions, now I’m finally signed in. But my session, license type is unattended, testing.
How can I give the machine attended license or it doesn’t matter, since if it’s unattended, it can also be used attended?
TBH, really confused about licensing. One of the reasons I left after checking this thing a few years ago.
Hey @kundeng refer below mentioned documentations:
Robot - Deploying Unattended Robots - Enterprise License
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Just go through the official documentation properly, will get an idea!
Happy Automation!
Regards,
Ajay Mishra
Hey @kundeng
If you want to execute a attended process then no need alot attended license it can be used as attended and unattended both.
For better understanding you can refer below mentioned documentation:
Regards,
Ajay Mishra
yes. there doesn’t seem to be a GUI for me to spare the unattended license. What I mean is it’s strange that I’m able to install the community version, and have it running on 2 machines, one of them using attended license, and for one the other one, for whatever reason, I can’t get it to do so. If I stop allocating the unattended license, the second machine won’t run the studio.
Anyway, I think since I’m able to run studio and assistant, I will just keep it this way for now.