Configuring post-installation settings
- Updated: 2024/01/17
Configuring post-installation settings
After you have installed the Control Room, configure specific items to ensure timely Automation Anywhere communications.
Post-installation tasks and settings
- Exclude anti-virus
- Exclude anti-virus scans from running in the Automation Anywhere local
repository because they interfere with running bots.
By default, the repository path is C:\ProgramData\AutomationAnywhere\Server Files. If you have modified the repository path after installation, you can verify the path from .
- Set the language locale
- Select your language as the region setting.
The following example uses English (United States) as the region setting.
- Windows: Select For usernames that contain non-ASCII characters, update the following settings:
- From Current system locale list. , select the required language from the
- If available, clear the Beta: Use Unicode UTF-8 for worldwide language support check box.
- To change the code page identifier, enter
chcp <identifier-code>
at the command prompt. For example, enter
chcp 949
to use ANSI or OEM Korean (Unified Hangul Code). - Restart your machine.
. - Linux
- Verify the current locale:
$ locale
- Display a list of all available locales on the server:
$ locale -a
- Depending on your operating system, use one of these options
to set the locale for the whole server with the LANG
variable.
Substitute language
en_US.UTF-8
with your own:Ubuntu: sudo update-locale LANG=en_US.UTF-8 LANGUAGE
Red Hat Enterprise Linux: sudo localectl set-locale LANG=en_US.UTF-8
- Update either the global locale settings file
etc/locale.conf or settings
/~/.bash_profile for the user that
owns Automation 360:
LANG="en_US.utf8"
export LANG
- Verify the current locale:
- Windows: Select
- Set the region
- Select your language as the region format.
- Set time synchronization
- Enable Network Time Protocol (NTP) on the Control Room
.
For additional information about setting the NTP, contact your system administrator.
- For Microsoft Azure platform installation, set configuration
- Use the Microsoft Azure Portal to configure:
- Windows credentials
- Control Room settings for repository, URL, and Master Key for Credential Vault
- Microsoft Active Directory authentication
- Optionally, SMTP settings