- Primeros pasos
- Comprender UiPath Robot
- Asistente de UiPath
- Requisitos de instalación
- Installing robots for unattended automations
- Configuring robots for unattended automations
- Connecting robots for unattended automations to Orchestrator
- Configuración de Windows Server para robots de alta densidad
- Redirección de Robots a través de un servidor proxy
- Implementing authentication
- Adjusting registry settings for execution in minimized RDP windows
- Using network locations
- Configuración de los robots Linux
- Configuración de Verificación de la firma de paquete
- Configurar carpetas de paquetes y rutas de red
- Configurar fuentes de actividad
- Deploying unattended automations
- Installing robots for attended automations
- Configuring robots for attended automations
- Integraciones
- Solución de problemas
Solución de problemas de Robot Service
Sometimes you might not be able to start an automation, no matter if the Robot Service is on or off. Manually starting the automation displays the following error message: "Get settings from service failed, reason System.Exception: Could not connect to UiPath Robot Service.".
The following solutions may need to be implemented by your network administrator.
Posible problema |
Solución |
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El mantenimiento de robot de UiPath no se está ejecutando. |
Manually start the Robot service:
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El mantenimiento del robot de UiPath tarda demasiado en iniciarse. |
Windows informa de los servicios que no se cargan en un tiempo concreto. De forma predeterminada, el valor de tiempo de espera es de 30 segundos, lo que puede no ser suficiente para el mantenimiento de robot de UiPath. Para aumentar este valor, debes:
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La máquina del robot tiene permisos incorrectos. En este caso, el mantenimiento de robot de UiPath también puede aparecer como en ejecución. |
Los permisos de los servicios se otorgan desde el Editor de registro de Windows, de la forma siguiente:
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Starting with version 2020.4, running UiPath Assistant or Studio as an administrator could block the communication with the Robot Service. The following issues may occur:
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In Studio - the Robot Status displays a "Robot Error" message, and when trying to run or debug a process, an "Access Denied" error is displayed.
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In Assistant - the connection statust is incorrectly reported offline and the process list is not available.
Studio and Assistant must communicate with the Robot Service, which is a separate Windows process. The Robot Service starts up at the same level of access rights as the Assistant or Studio, which ever calls the service first.
The issue arises when you start the Assistant or Studio at different levels of access rights, such as a normal user and then as an administrator. For example, say the Assistant starts as a normal user, and then you restart it as an administrator. The Robot Service, specifically the User Host service, which was started at the normal user level, is unable to communicate with the Assistant running at the administrator level.