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 SecureString variables supported. SecurityToken - The security token of the user whose credentials are used

. When you click "Test Connection," it confirms the validity of the entered credentials and reports

in with, stored in a SecureString variable. Only SecureString variables supported. SecurityToken - The security

 variables supported. * **SecurityToken** - The security token of the user whose credentials are used to log

be reconfigured. When you click "Test Connection," it confirms the validity of the entered credentials

in a SecureString variable. Only SecureString variables supported. * **SecurityToken** - The security token

contact the project coordinator (if have) or send email to [email protected] to get the guidance. akaBot

– Configure Security Setting (optional) 1. Turn of Redis service (if running) sudo systemctl stop redis 2

/tomcat sudo useradd -s /bin/false -g tomcat -d /opt/tomcat tomcat 3. Configure account Tomcat to get

coordinator (if have) or send email to [[[email protected]>>path:mailto:[email protected]]] to get

:40px" %) (% style="color:#c0392b" %)sudo systemctl start redis === 2.1.3. Step – Configure Security

/false -g tomcat -d /opt/tomcat tomcat (% style="margin-left:40px" %) 3. Configure account Tomcat to get

the Secure Attention Sequence (SAS). Step 1 - Open Start Menu > type Group Policy or gpedit.msc Step 2

=> Disable or enable software Secure Attention Sequence = Services or Services and Ease of Access

Templates > Windows Components > Remote Desktop Services > Remote Desktop Session Host > Security => Always

"** **Allow service to simulate the Secure Attention Sequence (SAS).** **Step 1 ** - Open Start Menu > type

Templates > Windows Components > Windows Logon Options **=> //Disable or enable software Secure Attention

Components > Remote Desktop Services > Remote Desktop Session Host > Security** => //Always prompt

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" | sudo tee /etc/apt/sources.list.d/redis.list sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install redis Step 3

-service.bat start b. ElasticSearch Configuration b.1.  Security Configuration Step 1: Stop

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" | sudo tee /etc/apt/sources.list.d/redis.list sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install redis

Configuration** ===== **b.1.  Security Configuration** Step 1: Stop the Elasticsearch service. Step 2: Open

the business email address you want to associate with the account and a secure password. To create a valid

with a "welcome popup" displaying some brief instructional information. Please click "Get Started" to start your

address you want to associate with the account and a secure password. To create a valid password, you

with a "welcome popup" displaying some brief instructional information. Please click "Get Started" to start your

. In this case, please contact IT department to get 2 below files: Your organization security certificate file

. Prepare & Trust akaBot Security Certificate You need to prepare firstly an akaBot security certificate then trust it in your machine. 3.1. Prepare akaBot security certificate. Step 1: Open Java Security folder

. In this case, please contact IT department to get 2 below files: * Your organization security certificate file

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to it. Additionally, an extra level of security is provided, as all credentials stored here are encrypted with the AES

Assets usually represent shared variables or credentials that can be used in different automation

, False). Integer - assets that can store integers. Credential - assets that can store credentials. If you

" id="H1.CenterOverview" %) **Assets** usually represent shared variables or credentials that can

can easily have access to it. Additionally, an extra level of security is provided, as all credentials stored here are encrypted with the AES 256 algorithm. They can be invoked by RPA developers when

RCA.Activities.Common.GetActiveWindow Description The Get Active Window enables you to get

if you want to public the activity. Remember to consider data security requirement before using

to organize and structure your code better. E.g: [3424325] Get Active Window Output Application Window

Get Active Window

Get Active Window

" %) ((( RCA.Activities.Common.GetActiveWindow == **Description** == The Get Active Window enables you to get the current active window

security requirement before using this property. * **Display Name (String)** - The name of this activity. You can edit the name of the activity to organize and structure your code better. E.g: [3424325] Get

Choose event types that will occur in that folder Check box Yes 3 File Filter Gets or sets the filter

number Number Yes 5 Credential Click set credential to insert the credential for the trigger to use/ Click remove credential to set the trigger without credential Yes After filling in all

|(% style="width:139px" %)File Filter|(% style="width:489px" %)((( Gets or sets the filter string used

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password, then click Edit button S2: Fill in the tab: Type: choose CREDENTIAL Click OK Use case 14

up > choose Stop S2: The System will show a message to get your confirmation. Hit Confirm

: **Type: **choose **CREDENTIAL** * Click **OK** == [[image:image-20230425155109-41.png]](% style="color

> choose **Stop** [[image:image-20230425155109-56.png]] S2: The System will show a message to get your