Services the Robot Connects to

About

During the workflow execution, the Robot connects to different services to download required automation packages, check licenses, verify certificates, and more. Denying access to any of these services can result in operation discrepancies, or even failure. The connection is established in the following cases:

• The Robot validates license details on the machine it is installed on and shares only license-related information with the licensing server.
• The Robot downloads the required automation packages.

Outbound Connections

Hostname	Protocol	Port	Application	Comments
cloud.uipath.com	TCP	443	https	For Automation Cloud Orchestrator.
uipathpackages.myget.org	TCP	443	https	The Robot downloads the required activity packages.
*.vo.msecnd.net	TCP	443	https	Azure CDN, used by Myget for distributing files.
activate.uipath.com	TCP	443	https	Licensing Server. If we block this service then UiPath is not able to check the license status and verify the data in the license folder.
jptk0*.proinity.net	TCP	443	https	The Robot validates the root certification authority of the code signing certificate. Please notice that this happens only if the root certification authority is not already in the Windows Certificate Store.
*.nuget.org	TCP	443	https	The Robot downloads the required activity dependencies.
a23-*-*-*.deploy.static.akamaitechnologies.com	TCP	80	http	The Robot checks whether or not the code signing certificate has been revoked.
*.service.signalr.net	TCP	443	https, wss	The Robot connects to Orchestrator's SignalR channels.
*.ingest.sentry.io	TCP	443	https	The UiPath Assistant sends the application errors to Sentry in order to track and solve the most usual problems.
dev.azure.com pkgs.dev.azure.com	TCP	443	https	The UiPath Assistant uses this feed to download Widgets built and published by UiPath.
gallery.uipath.com marketplace.uipath.com *.pkgs.visualstudio.com Note: gallery.uipath.com/api/v2 redirects to uipath.pkgs.visualstudio.com	TCP	443	https	These are the URLs for the Marketplace NuGet feed.
dc.applicationinsights.azure.com dc.applicationinsights.microsoft.com dc.services.visualstudio.com *.in.applicationinsights.azure.com	TCP	443	https	The Robot uses these endpoints to send telemetry data.

Below you can find the URL list in a raw JSON format which can be added to your allow list network configuration.

[
"cloud.uipath.com",
"uipathpackages.myget.org",
"*.vo.msecnd.net",
"activate.uipath.com",
"jptk0*.proinity.net",
"*.nuget.org",
"a23-*-*-*.deploy.static.akamaitechnologies.com",
"*.service.signalr.net",
"*.ingest.sentry.io",
"dev.azure.com",
"pkgs.dev.azure.com",
"dc.applicationinsights.azure.com",
"dc.applicationinsights.microsoft.com",
"dc.services.visualstudio.com",
"*.in.applicationinsights.azure.com"
]

Robot Actions for Each URL

The following actions are performed by the Robot in Orchestrator on packages for these services:

	cloud.uipath.com	myget.org	activate.uipath.com	jptk0*.proinity.net	NuGet.org	a23---*. deploy.static. akamaitechnologies.com
Receive
Send
Activation
Not Connected
Connected from UiRobot
Publish to Orchestrator
Manually Start
Scheduled Start
Application Update
Package Update

Depending on your business policy, some URLs might need to be allowed for the following actions:

• Activating your License - activate.uipath.com (port 443). This URL only needs to be allowed for Robots which are licensed locally.
• Updating Studio - *.uipath.com/beta/ (port 80), Beta update channel for the Community Edition
• Downloading Packages - www.myget.org, *.vo.msecnd.net, www.nuget.org (port 443)
• Connecting to Automation Cloud Orchestrator - https://cloud.uipath.com (port 443)
• Subscribing to Orchestrator's SignalR channels - *.service.signalr.net (port 443)