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  • Getting Started
    • About this guide
  • Requirements
    • Hardware Requirements
    • Software Requirements
    • Prerequisites for Installation
      • Configuring the Firewall
      • Finding the .NET Framework Version
      • Creating an Index Pattern to Connect to Elasticsearch
      • Server Roles and Features
    • About Deployment
      • Web Server on a Single Machine
      • Multi-Node Deployment
      • High Availability
      • Disaster Recovery - Active/Passive
      • Disaster Recovery - Two Active Data Centers
    • Certificate Considerations
      • Using a Certificate for the HTTPS Protocol
  • Best Practices
    • Security Best Practices
      • Deployment and Configuration Considerations
      • Encrypting the SQL Server
      • Disabling the HTTP Method Override Request
      • Using the FileSystem Storage Allowlist Securely
    • Performance Best Practices
      • Maintenance Considerations
  • Installation
    • Installation Considerations
    • About Installation
    • The Windows Installer
      • Command Line Parameters
    • Azure App Service Installation
      • Orchestrator Scripts
      • Identity Server Scripts
      • Webhooks Scripts
      • Resource Catalog Scripts
    • Azure Marketplace Deployment
    • Platform Configuration Tool
    • UiPath.Orchestrator.dll.config
      • Encrypting UiPath.Orchestrator.dll.config Sections
      • Overriding Configuration Via Environment Variables
      • Updating Schedules of Internal Jobs
    • Web.Config
      • Unlocking Web.Config Sections
    • Webhooks AppSettings.json
    • About Troubleshooting
      • Orchestrator Installation Troubleshooting
    • Opting Out of Telemetry
  • Updating
    • About Updating and Migrating
      • Migrating Elasticsearch Indices
      • Changing the Orchestrator / Identity Server URL
    • Updating Using the Windows Installer
    • Updating Using the Azure Script
    • Backup and Restore
      • Orchestrator Backup and Restore
  • Identity Server
    • Hardware and Software Requirements
    • Prerequisites for Installation
    • Installation
    • Identity Server AppSettings.json
      • Encrypting AppSettings.Production.json
    • Maintenance Considerations
    • About Troubleshooting
      • Identity Server Troubleshooting
  • Troubleshooting startup errors
    • Troubleshooting: HTTP Error 500.30 ASP.NET Core app failed to start
      • Orchestrator exceptions
      • Identity Server Exceptions
      • Webhooks exceptions
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Orchestrator installation guide

Last updated Dec 16, 2025

Encrypting the SQL Server

Encrypting the SQL Server

To provide an additional layer of security to the data at rest in your SQL Server, you can use Transparent Data Encryption.

Note: Transparent Data Encryption does not concern data in transit or in use. That means that if you run any queries on the database, retrieved information is unencrypted.

For details on how to encrypt your data using Transparent Data Encryption, see Microsoft documentation.

Encrypting the connection to SQL Server

To ensure the security of data that is in transit between the UiPath® web application and the SQL Server database, you can configure an SSL encrypted connection between the two.

For details on how to enable an encrypted connection to the database engine using the SQL Server Configuration Manager, see Microsoft documentation.

For details on how to encrypt a connection on a cloud database using Azure SQL Database, see Microsoft documentation.

  • Encrypting the SQL Server
  • Encrypting the connection to SQL Server

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