Is it possible to have the same machine defined for Unattended automation in a Classic folder and for Modern folder use?
There is some information here which makes me think it can’t be done, but looking to see if anyone has ideas?
Having just moved to v2020 all our existing processes are in Classic folders. We would like to run some Modern folder processes parallel before we move all across. We only have one machine for unattended automation.
A standard machine can only be used in classic folders. So that means you cannot define a standard machine in a Modern Folder and hence you will have to create a Machine Template in Modern Folder.
Robots in modern folders are managed from Management / Users Section. So given that you already have a standard machine defined with a standard robot you have ensure that the user ID used to run the robot is created under users section as a Orchestrator User & ‘Automatically create an unattended robot for this user’ setting is enabled (As Shown Below).
Once you have done both these things. You can continue to use the standard robot in the Classic Folder and the new floating robot created in the Modern Folder. But note that you can’t run both the robot at the same time this is because you have only 1 unattended robot license.
I think if the problem is I need this user’s UiPath Robot Service to connect to a machine template, how could I manage it so that some users connect to different machines? If possible, can I manage the licenses between the two?
By the way in this scenario I have two NonProduction licences, not one.
I do, but I can’t use its Machine key on the Robot Server or else my Classic Folder Robots won’t be able to connect to their Folders. This is the main area I’m having difficulties. Trying to find a way to have users on the same machine connect to different machine keys.
I missed that part one machine can have only 1 machine key. So it can be either connect to the standard robot created on the classic folder or the machine template created on the modern folders. Can’t be both.