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these steps: Step 1 - Switch to RDP mode Step 2 - Add parameter to Center > Agent > Agent Settings > Others

is a Windows feature that contains a variety of advanced settings, particularly for network administrators. However, local Group Policy can also be used to adjust settings on a single computer. It’s only available

[8] Setting up Auto Login for Unattended Agent

akaBot Agent

[3] Agent Installation

[8] Setting up Auto Login for Unattended Agent

to RDP mode **Step 2** - Add parameter to **Center** > **Agent **> **Agent Settings** > **Others**: ///kb

is a Windows feature that contains a variety of advanced settings, particularly for network administrators. However, local Group Policy can also be used to adjust settings on a single computer. * It’s only

If you want to take advantage of the High-Density Agents feature on a Windows Server machine, you

(and are going to be used as Agents). 1. Install Remote Desktop Session Host Open Server Manager

Services step, without changing the displayed settings. 6. In the Role Services section, select

Setting Up Windows Server for High-Density Agents

akaBot Agent

[3] Agent Installation

to take advantage of the **High-Density Agents** feature on a Windows Server machine, you must first make

to be used as Agents). == **1. Install Remote Desktop Session Host** == 1. Open Server Manager. 1

Services** step, without changing the displayed settings. 6. In the **Role Services** section

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

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

, 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

credentials stored here are encrypted with the AES 256 algorithm. They can be invoked by RPA developers when

displays two radio buttons (True, False). //**Integer** - assets that can store integers.// **Credential

to register the bot setting in the akaBot Center first to have an Agent Key. To register the bot

Introduction The akaBot Agent is an execution agent that enables you to run processes built in Bot

Agent. Using akaBot Agent To operate a bot, you need to follow below actions: Configure network

[2] How to use akaBot Agent

akaBot Agent

How to use akaBot Agent

** == The akaBot Agent is an execution agent that enables you to run processes built in Bot akaBot Studio or deployed from akaBot Center. This document aims to guide you how to use the akaBot Agent. == **Using akaBot Agent** == To operate a bot, you need to follow below actions: 1. Configure network setting

User have to config Agent Setting for each Agent in Center before running High-Density Agents. In this article, we will show you how to set up Agent as below Step 1: Login Center Step 2: Choose the Agent

and configure Agent Settings Windows Session Console Choose the Console option if you want to run bot

[6] High-Density Agents Setup

User have to config Agent Setting for each Agent in Center before running High-Density Agents. In this article, we will show you how to set up Agent as below (% class="box infomessage" %) ((( **Step 1

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this database credential to your system. username = root / password = sis@12345 There are two database schemas

. For example, ~/dataservice Change directory: cd ~/dataservice Set execute permission: chmod +x setup.sh Set

if the installation is successful, visit this URL in your browser: http://localhost:8084/#/login. Enter the credential

this database credential to your system. (% class="box" %) ((( username = root / password = sis@12345

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directory. For example, ~~/dataservice * Change directory: cd ~~/dataservice * Set execute permission: chmod

the suitable agent Parameters tab: Holiday settings tab: single choice Run continuously (default) Bypass

the unit Use case 3: Create/ edit a new Role Roles are sets of permission, which means

of Agent (Available, Busy, Disconnected, Nonresponse) Number of Task (Successful, Running, Stopped, Faulted

]] == (% style="color:#e74c3c" %)**Use case 3: Create/ edit a new Role**(%%) == Roles are sets of permission

all information including: * Number of Agent (Available, Busy, Disconnected, Nonresponse) * Number

Tasks * Recent Tasks S2: You can use **Filter **button to view the tasks based on Agent Group, Agent

An Agent is an execution host that runs processes that are built in akaBot Studio. The Agents page allows you to add Agents, edit them, and examine their status as well as the change runtime settings

No Agent Settings Tab No Column /Label Description Type Maximum Is Mandatory? Input Requirement 1 Console

[1] Agent

[1] Agent

settings and the Agent Group to which they are assigned. **Note: **When the status of an Agent is busy

the description of the agent you want to create/edit|String|500 char|No| Agent Settings Tab |=No|=Column

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

. This property is optional, depending on the settings of your Salesforce Organization. CustomServer - The custom Salesforce instance to connect to when Server is set to Custom. Used when logging in via the standard domain

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

is optional, depending on the settings of your Salesforce Organization. * **CustomServer** - The custom Salesforce instance to connect to when Server is set to **Custom**. Used when logging in via the standard

" symbol For the first-time running process in PiP mode, user has to supply credential information

by turning on/off the toggle "Keep on top" Note: After closing the PiP session, all the settings related

into the main Windows session, you are asked for your credentials every time you start a Picture-in-Picture

akaBot Agent

mode, user has to supply credential information for bot to unlock the screen and start process in case

, all the settings related to location, the session's size,  taking control, keeping on top, PiP Mode

feature: * If you use a PIN to log into the main Windows session, you are asked for your credentials