# Managing Machines

> 1. Click **Add** on the **Machines** page. The **Standard Machine**,**Machine Template** and **Close** options are displayed.
2. Click **Standard Machine**. The **Provision a Standard Machine** window is displayed.
3. Enter the exact name of the workstation UiPath Robot is installed on.

## Adding a Standard Machine

1. Click **Add** on the **Machines** page. The **Standard Machine**,**Machine Template** and **Close** options are displayed.
2. Click **Standard Machine**. The **Provision a Standard Machine** window is displayed.
3. Enter the exact name of the workstation UiPath Robot is installed on.

   [Click here for details on how to find the machine name](about-machines.md).
4. Enter a description for your machine in the **Description** field.
5. Assign the desired runtimes to the machine. You can edit the runtimes number later on by editing the machine on the **Machines** page, or on the **License** page.

   [Click here for details about runtimes](about-licensing.md#concurrent-runtime).
6. Click **Provision**. Your machine is displayed in the **Machines** page. You can now start adding robots to the machine, as explained [here](managing-robots-classic-folders.md#creating-a-standard-robot).

## Adding a Machine Template

1. Click **Add** on the **Machines** page. The **Standard Machine**,**Machine Template** and **Close** options are displayed.
2. Click **Machine Template**. The **Provision a Machine Template** window is displayed.
3. Enter a name in the **Template Name** field. It can be changed later on as its key can be used to connect UiPath Robot to any workstation, regardless of the name.
4. Enter a description for your machine in the **Description** field.
5. Assign the desired runtimes to the machine. You can edit the runtimes number later on by editing the machine on the **Machines** page, or on the **License** page.
6. Click **Provision**. Note that the template is displayed on the **Machines** page.

## Displaying the Machine Key for a Standard Machine

Click **More Actions** > **Edit**. The **Edit Machine** window is displayed. Here you can see the **Machine Key**,**Name**, and **Description** fields for the desired machine.

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On the **Edit Machine** window you also have the possibility to edit its description. Simply type the new description in the corresponding field and click **Update**. If you do not have **Edit** permissions on Machines, and you have on Robots, the **Edit** button is replaced by **View**.
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## Displaying the Machine Key for a Machine Template

Click **More Actions** > **Edit**. The **Edit Machine Template** window is displayed. Here you can see the **Machine Key**, **Template Name**, and **Description** fields for the desired template.

:::note
On the **Edit Machine Template** window you also have the possibility to rename your template or edit its description. Simply type the new name or description in the corresponding field and click **Update**. If you do not have **Edit** permissions on Machines, and you have on Robots, the **Edit** button is replaced by **View**.
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## Deleting a Machine

Click the **More Actions** button and then **Remove**. Alternatively, select one or multiple machines from the **Machines** page and click **Remove**.

:::note
You can only delete machines if they do not have any Robots attached to them.
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## Displaying Logs for a Machine

To view the logs of a specific machine, click the corresponding **More Actions** button and then **View Logs**.

## Displaying Robot Versions for a Machine

To view the versions of each and every Robot connected to a specific machine, click the **More Actions** button and then **View Installed Versions**.

You can also see a cumulative output of the created Robots' versions on the **Installed Version** column on the **Machines** page according to various scenarios:

1. **No Robots**

   * no Robots were ever provisioned on the machine.
2. **Unknown**

   * 1 or more Robots were created, but none of them is connected;
   * 1 or more Robots were created after the Robot-Orchestrator connection had been established.
3. **[installed version]**

   * 1 Robot with a version later than 18.2.0 was registered and it is connected;
   * more Robots having a version later than 18.2.0 (the same one) were provisioned and they are all connected.

     For example, if you have provisioned one 18.2.4 Robot, which is connected, then **18.2.4** is displayed. If you provisioned a number of 18.3.0 Robots, say 11, and they are all connected, then **18.3.0** is displayed.
4. **< 18.2.0**

   * 1 Robot with a version prior to 18.2.0 was provisioned and it is connected;
   * more Robots having a version prior to 18.2.0 were provisioned and they are all connected.

     For example, if you have provisioned one 18.1 Robot, which is connected, then **<18.2.0** is displayed. Similarly, if you provisioned a number of 17.1.0 and 18.2.0 Robots, say 9 and 5, and they are all connected, then **<18.2.0** is displayed.
5. **[number of distinct known versions]**

   * 2 or more Robots having different versions were registered and they are all connected.

     For example, you have provisioned a total of 14 Robots (10 with 18.3.0, 2 with 18.2.4, 2 with a version prior to 18.2.0). In this case, **3 versions** is displayed.

If you hover over the values in this column, more details are displayed in the tooltip.

![docs image](https://dev-assets.cms.uipath.com/assets/images/orchestrator/orchestrator-226379-5e4c9d00.webp)

The table below illustrates how the **Installed Version** column is populated, and the tooltip of each value for different scenarios.

| Scenario | Installed Version Column | TooltipContentExamples |
| --- | --- | --- |
| No Robots were ever created on the machine | No Robots | No Robots |
| You created 4 Robots, none are connected | Unknown | Unknown: 4 robot(s) |
| You provisioned a number of 18.3.0 Robots, say 11, and they are all connected | 18.3.0 | 18.3.0: 11 robot(s) |
| You provisioned a number of 17.1.0 and 18.2.0 Robots, say 9 and 5, and they are all connected | <18.2.0 | <18.2.0: 14 robot(s) |
| You provisioned a total of 14 Robots (10 with 18.3.0, 2 with 18.2.4, 2 with a version prior to 18.2.0) | 3 versions | 18.3.0: 10 robot(s)18.2.4: 2 robot(s)<18.2.0: 2 robot(s)Total: 14 robot(s) |

## Displaying the Robots Connected to a Machine

To view the Robots connected to a specific machine, click the **More Actions** button and then **View Robots**. You are automatically redirected to the **Robots** page where all Robots connected to your machine are displayed.

## Enabling/Disabling a Machine

Only available for Unattended, NonProduction, Testing-purposed machines. Disable a machine from the corresponding **Unattended**/**NonProduction**/**Testing** license pages in order to prevent instant license consumption. More details [here](about-licensing.md#unattended-or-nonproduction).

1. In the **License** page, click **See More** for the type of license that interests you (Unattended/NonProduction/Testing). The corresponding page is displayed.
2. Turn off the toggle in the **Active** column. A dialog is displayed asking for confirmation on disabling the machine.
3. Click **Yes**. The machine is disabled.
4. Turn on the toggle to enable the machine.

   ![docs image](https://dev-assets.cms.uipath.com/assets/images/orchestrator/orchestrator-232405-7f85b421.webp)

Keep in mind that you cannot disable a machine as long as Robots on that machine are still running, regardless of what folder they are in.