Hi,
How to Assign Robot License type
Please fix this problem
Regards
Srinivas
@Sai.Srinivas Are you using VDI or VM ?
If its VDI then you need to reboot it, bcoz every login will be different and it may store the machine key information.
If i is VM, login to that VM and remove the license.
Hi,
I am using Personal Laptop
Regards
Srinivas
You are using a Standard machine key for connection?
Do you still use classic folders?
@marian.platonov
i used Standard machine key itself
Try to delete the old standard machine and create a new one.
We recommend migrating to Modern Folders and using Machine Templates only.
It is getting same error also i have done unistall the studio and tried its not worked
Create a machine template and delete the standard machine.
For connection use the machine template key in UiPath Assistant.
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Machine Template
A machine template enables you to connect UiPath Robots deployed on multiple host machines to Orchestrator, regardless the names of the host machines or the users logging onto them.
Machine templates, as their name suggests, work as templates whose settings apply to groups of host machines with the same physical setup. When grouping host machines under the same machine template, we recommend you follow these practices:
- the host machines have been deployed based on a shared template, or at least configured as if they were.
- the same applications should be installed on the machines, and quite importantly, the applications should be installed at the same paths on each of the machines, and they should all share the same version of the applications.
- the users logging into the applications on these machines should all have the same access rights to the applications on them.
Standard Machine
A standard machine enables you to connect the UiPath Robot on one host machine to Orchestrator, specifically the host machine with the exact same name as the standard machine. This is recommended if you want to restrict connecting the UiPath Robot installed on a specific host machine to Orchestrator, and only works if the name of the host machine stays the same each time you connect to it.
Common usage scenarios:
- Persistent Virtual Desktop Infrastructures (VDIs) - private workstations where end users use the same workstations day after day.
- Environments with static machine/account combinations.
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