Hello, I am involved into the project where client doesn’t want to use Orchestrator as it can be potential data breach. The goal is to schedule the process locally. Process involves some Ui automation in the browser. I would use this command to run and in future schedule the process .\UiRobot.exe execute --file "C:\Users\User\Documents\UiPath\POC.SECOND.BOT.1.0.7.nupkg"
When I am signed in to the Orchestrator everything is fine and the command works. But when I log off from the Orchestrator I get the message A local license is required.
I found a way to activate the licence by entering this command: "C:\Program Files\UiPath\Studio\UiPath.LicenseTool.exe" activate -l licenceCode
But I cannot find anywhere where to take the licence code.
What do you think about the approach I have taken? Maybe there is an easier one? If my is fine, then where can I find the licence code? We are currently using Pro Trial.
Hi, thank you for your answer. I believe that set upping on-prem Orchestrator requires lots of setting of the server account. Unfortunately in this project we don’t have rights to make server changes.
By any chance, maybe you know if I publish project locally and run it using .\UiRobot.exe execute --file "C:\Users\User\Documents\UiPath\POC.SECOND.BOT.1.0.7.nupkg"
What data in this case will be transferred to the Orchestrator?
I have tried to execute a test process from command line but got “Access is denied.” error.
I have also tried other option “execute --process-name” with same result.
It is test environment connected to cloud orchestrator so in theory it should work