Runtime Configuration

Runtime Configuration helps to edit the configuration settings related to Robots, Proctor, and Agent.

 

NOTE:

You need to have Super Admin Privileges to access the Runtime Configurations.

 

To access runtime configuration:

1. Login to Admin Module > Control Tower.
2. Click the  (Runtime Configuration) icon. The Runtime Configuration page appears.
   
   
3. Click on Select to choose the Robot or Agent whose configurations you want to modify or choose All to modify the settings of all the available Robot or Agent.

   NOTE:

   All the available Robots are listed in the Select list, irrespective of the Robot state you can modify the configurations. The updated configuration is applied to the Robot when you restart the Robot.

4. Click on   to filter based on the section, the available sections are listed in the SET FILTERS window.
   
   
5. Click on   to search based on the Key present across the settings under the sections. The search function displays the Key with the searched word under different settings.
   
   
   
   Select the specific configuration settings for the more details.

• Robot 
• Proctor
• Agent 

NOTE:

When you modify a setting for all the Robots and the same setting is modified for an individual Robot, the setting done at the individual Robot level takes precedence.

 

Robot

You can edit the configuration settings related to Robot.

 

To modify the Robot settings:

1. Login to Admin Module > Control Tower.
2. Click the  (Runtime Configuration) icon. The Runtime Configuration page Robot tab appears.
   
   
3. Click the  to expand the required Section. The associated Key and Value fields are displayed. The table below lists the Key description for each settings.
4. Click the  edit icon of the Key whose value you want to modify.

 

 

 

1. Make the necessary changes and click Save to save the changes. 

Proctor 

You can edit the configuration settings related to Proctor.

To modify the Proctor settings:

1. Login to Admin Module > Control Tower.
2. Click the  (Runtime Configuration) icon. The Runtime Configuration page appears, go to Proctor tab.
   
   
3. Click the  to expand the required Section. The associated Key and Value fields are displayed. The table below lists the Key description for each settings.
   1. Click the   edit icon of the Key whose value you want to modify.
      
      
      

      Key	Description
      Heartbeat_Timer	The time interval in which Proctor sends its heartbeat. It is recommended not to change the default value.
      SecurityPromptInterval	It signifies the interval of security prompts specified in milliseconds.
      LoginInterval	It signifies the time interval that is required for user session to get created i.e. time required for you to login to your system.
      ExecuteCmdInterval	It signifies the time interval required by the Proctor to complete the actions and then start the agent. When a new agent is added, Proctor has to perform certain actions on the system such as, making a new copy of the Robot Agent folder for the particular user.
      APMClientRelativePath	It signifies the folder path of the APM client along with the APMClinet.exe file name.
      APMClinetRunCheckInterval	It Signifies the time interval to check if the APM client is running. By default, this value is set to 5 minutes.
      ConnectRMQMessenger	It Signifies if the cloud messaging gateway is connected. By default, it is set to FALSE.
      AutoStartWaitInterval	It signifies the time interval to wait before the agents start after Proctor restart. It must be specified in milliseconds. By default, it is set to 60000 milliseconds.
      SleepInterval	It signifies the wait time until the Run window is open, command is written and the Enter key is pressed.
      CharWaitInterval	It signifies the wait time while typing each character in the Run window.
      IsBackspaceReq	It signifies if backspace must be provided prior to writing command in the Run window. By default, it is set to true.
      IgnoreCertificate	It signifies if the freerdp certificate check must be ignored or not. By default, it is set to false. Change this value to true if you want to apply the check.
      PreviousVersionProctorPath	It signifies the Proctor installation path. This property is used in the migration.
      Previous proctor version	It signifies the previous version of proctor. This property is used in the migration.
      SecurityPromptHandlerDll	Signifies the DLL name to handle connect and disconnect the prompts using the EV.AE.DefaultSecurityPopupsHandler.dll file at the location- Robot > Proctor
      InputLanguage	Signifies the Keyboard Language of the system. The default value is en-US. This represents the English(United States) language. Out of the box support is also available for English (United Kingdom) keyboard. In case, you are using the English(United Kingdom) keyboard then, change the value of this property to “en-UK”.   <add key=”InputLanguage” value= “en-UK”

      
      
       

      
      
      
      
       

4. Make the necessary changes and click Save to save the changes.

Agent 

You can edit the configuration settings related to Agent.

To modify the Agent settings:

1. Login to Admin Module > Control Tower.
2. Click the  (Runtime Configuration) icon. The Runtime Configuration page appears, go to Agent tab.
   
   
3. Click the  to expand the required Section. The associated Key and Value fields are displayed. The table below lists the Key description for each settings.
4. Click the   edit icon of the Key whose value you want to modify.
    

   Key	Description
   Agent Settings
   LockScreenIntimateMessage	You specify if the message has to be shown on the Lock Screen when RobotAgent is running in production mode.
   ForceShutdown	You can specify whether or not you want the robot to shutdown forcefully before process execution is completed.
   ForceShutdownInterval	You can specify the time after which robot is shutdown forcefully.
   DefaultRobotInstallationPath	You can specify the path for Robot installation. Robots will be installed inside this folder in their own subfolder.
   CommMode	You can specify the Agent and Robot communication mode.
   Auth Settings
   CustomAuthentication	You can enable or disable the Custom authentication.
   EncryptionDllName	You can specify the custom encryption Dll name.
   Credential Manager	You can specify configuration of customer credential manager extension.
   Migration Setting
   OldRobotAgentExeName	You can specify the name of Robot Agent EXE which needs to be upgraded.
   OldRobotAgentPath	You can specify the path of the Robot Agent on the machine which needs to be upgraded. You have to provide full path, for example; D:\AE\RobotAgent

   
   
   
   
    

5. Make the necessary changes and click Save to save the changes.