Verify Human-Bot Collaboration services

After you have verified the Microsoft Windows services, ensure that all other necessary or dependent services are installed by the Human-Bot Collaboration Server installer.

1. Ensure the following Microsoft Windows services are installed:

   Service name	Description
   Automation Anywhere Human-Bot Collaboration API Service	Receives and processes the Human-Bot Collaboration API requests.
   Automation Anywhere Human-Bot Collaboration Messaging Service	Manages Human-Bot Collaboration hub messaging.
   Automation Anywhere Human-Bot Collaboration OData API Service	Receives and processes the Human-Bot Collaboration OData v4 API requests.
   Automation Anywhere Human-Bot Collaboration Proxy Service	Receives all incoming HTTP and HTTPS requests for Human-Bot Collaboration, and forwards to the correct service.
   Automation Anywhere Human-Bot Collaboration Security Service	Receives and processes authentication and authorization requests.

2. Verify the available ports:
   • To verify the required Human-Bot Collaboration ports, see Human-Bot Collaboration ports, protocols, and firewall requirements.

     The default ports for the Human-Bot Collaboration Server are:

     • Message Service: 5003
     • API Service: 5005
     • OData API Service: 5006
     • Security Service: 5004
   • Verify the Control Room ports.

     Control Room ports, protocols, and firewall requirements

     Note: Conflicts might occur when two of the same ports are installed for the Human-Bot Collaboration Server and the Control Room. Only one port is usable at a time. Ports are configurable in the Server Manager console and you can verify all the used ports by running the netstat -abno command.