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Hello Team, Really interesting tool. Tried to configure it as a service but it doesn't start. Have you tried this?

This is cool. I had a suggestion that you possibly add the domain to the machine name, because in many cases the domain is needed. Second thing is how do you use this with multiple users/robots on the same machine?

I have two VMs in the same network and am trying to stream one off the other. I followed the steps in the guide and experimented with different port numbers. The tool works when I try to stream in the SAME VM that I want to view remote, but doesn't work on my second VM. What can I do? This tool seemed really promising.

Hi, this is a great tool! I'm only getting it to work in Chrome and not IE/Edge. Is there maybe a different port to use that would make it work in IE/Edge? When I attempt to open robot streaming in IE the browser tries to download a file instead of just streaming. Is there a solution you can recommend for getting it to work in IE/Edge? Thanks!

I m seeing issue that Robot streamig URL is going in Loop. PFA screenshot for reference.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1UqWyyNA1gMWMf2Cgx2CQV09v49a29nAM/view?usp=sharing

Streaming works fine, when somebody is logged in to the robot's machine and so the robot runs attended. When the robot runs in unattended mode, the streaming does not work. (Blank page in Google Crome)
 
I also tried to start the streaming by "Start Process Activity" in the unattended process.
 
What to do? Where to look for the problem? Windows configuration, UIPath configuration, something else?

Is high density feature already available?

will anyone who knows the machine name can watch the stream?

I have the exact same issue  like Matthias Wussow

When in unattended,and the process is deployed , unless I rdp to the machine the streamer does not work.

when i minimise or lock the VM, the streamer stops asap on chrome or IE.

Is that the intended way it is expected to work?

so basically it does not stream un-attended bot. Correct?

I'm in a Windows Server 2016 std, and I'm only able to see the streaming when there is a RDP session initiated, if I logout, it doesn't work anymore. Please your help.

is it possible to share the source code with us please?

The streaming is happening in the same VM but not happening to other VM's with same domain. Need assistance.

Awesome tool!! - Very helpful for troubleshooting


Cool stuff! - Very useful and so simple to use/setup, thanks for sharing!


Simply Amazing - Simply Amazing, very useful


Very nice and helpful tool - Very nice and helpful tool to see what unattended robot is doing inside of a remote environment and for general troubleshooting. It runs independently from robot/studio and can be used in any other (non-RPA) environment as well.


 - Coool stuff! Very very very helpful! Thx for sharing.
Some people concerned about security could complain that anybody knowing the URL could connect. Therefore adding some security measures might be beneficial.
Cheers


 - Excellent!!!! ...very usefuland simple to use/set up :)


 - This is cool. @vikashkumar, can you please provide some security and compliance related details about the exe application you are using here like what type of application is it (.net / java etc) , are there any risks using this application.
Just to be sure on that, to use in an organization.


Hello Vikash,

It would be great if this had some sort of authentication built in. A must have for enterprise users.

Regards,
Nithin

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1.&nbsp;&nbsp;Introduction - This tool allows you to stream the work of an unattended/attended robot to any other machine in same domain/network.2.&nbsp;&nbsp;How to Use - Run the exe file in the robot machine and it will start broadcasting the work of the robot on a specific port and you can view the same from any machine in the same network, you just need to browse the URL given below in any browser-<a href=http://%3Chostname%20of%20the%20robot%20machine%3E:%3cport/ target=_blank>http://&lt;hostname of the robot machine&gt;:&lt;port</a> number&gt;For example - if the hostname of the robot machine is uipathrobot and you have configured the port 8080 to broadcast the streaming then the URL would be:<a href=http://uipathrobot:8080/ target=_blank>http://uipathrobot:8080</a>Note: You can view the same on your screen once you run the exe3. Streaming Unattended Robot - To stream the unattended robot you can use the Start Process activity inside your workflow to run this tool and Kill Process activity to stop this once the automation completes.4.&nbsp;&nbsp;Pre-requisites - The robot machine and the machine where you want to view the stream should be in same network/domain.5.&nbsp;&nbsp;Configuring the Port Number to Broadcast - Open the UiPathTeam.StreamRobotScreen.exe.config file and specify the port number in the appSettings for the key port and save the same.

This tool allows you to stream the work of an unattended/attended robot to any other machine in same domain/network. 

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