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The UiPath Orchestrator Guide

Robot Statuses

Licensing Statuses

Only displayed for attended robots. Displayed in front of the license type in the Type column, as in the screenshot below. The following options are available:

  • Green icon - licensed. Hovering over the icon displays the exact time and date the license was acquired.
  • Red icon - unlicensed
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If the UiPath Robot service is stopped, nothing is displayed.
For more information about licensing, click here.

Connection Statuses

The following options are available:

  • available Available - UiPath Robot is not running a process and is free to be used.
  • busy Busy - UiPath Robot is running a process. You cannot edit the username, machine and license type of a busy robot.
  • unresponsive Unresponsive - UiPath Robot and Orchestrator have not communicated in the last two minutes. This value can be configured using the Scalability.Heartbeat.FailureThreshold parameter in web.config. More info here.
  • disconnected Disconnected - the UiPath Robot service is not running.

On the Robot page, Management menu, the connection status is the last known status of UiPath Robot as communicated through the most recent heartbeat. Hovering over this field displays the date and time of the last heartbeat.

Attended standard robots are displayed as Connected, Unlicensed if you quit the Assistant. That's because the UiPath Robot service is still up and running. You have to stop the service such that the robot disconnects. For the rest of them disconnecting your UiPath Robot from the tray causes the corresponding robot to appear as disconnected in Orchestrator as well.

Updated about a year ago


Robot Statuses


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