supu123
February 25, 2019, 5:12am
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Hi everyone,
What does this statement mean in uipath
Vidwa
February 25, 2019, 5:17am
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@supu123 refer these posts, you’ll get an idea.
Hi,
Multi-tenancy enables you to create a custom number of tenants and isolate all their data (logs, reports etc.),
with only one instance of Orchestrator. This feature facilitates automating different departments from your
company and ensures the desired authorization of Orchestrator data per department.
To enable multi-tenancy you have to set the Tenant.Registration.Enabled parameter to true. If this is
set to true, a new field is displayed on the Orchestrator Log In page.
Hi balaraman,
You can provision the same Robot to different tenants, but with different keys. The Robot will not be available on the two tenants in the same time but it will depend on the key you are using to connect.
So if you provision a Robot on tenant1 with key1 and on tenant2 with key2, then all you have to do is to change the key when connecting the Robot to Orchestrator. This is because a Robot cannot run two processes in the same time so there is no point in having it available on diff…