Adding credentials to the RPA Service vault
Add the credentials that are stored using DPAPI to the RPA Service vault by using the Credential Manager
(CredMgrUI.exe
) utility.
The Credential Manager utility is included with RPA Service and is only used for unattended implementations. Credentials
are stored in theResult: After you add credentials, they appear in the
Credential Management section. If you need to make changes to
the credentials, see Updating RPA Service credential information and Removing credentials.
%programdata%\Pegasystems\RPAStartup.info
file
and are accessible by the RPA Service and
Robot Runtime executables to any
user.The Credential Manager utility allows you to input credentials for the RegistrationOperator, WindowsUser, and RuntimeUser options.
- Go to the RPA Service installation folder.
- Start the
CredMgrUI.exe
utility with administrator rights.Pega RPA Service Credential Manager - In the Credential field, choose the type of credentials
that you want to add.
Credential type Description RegistrationOperator Choose this credential type to define a reserved name that is used by the RPA Service and Robot Runtime. Only one element is required. The system ignores the Workgroup field. WindowsUser Choose this credential type if you want to set up the credentials that the robot uses to log in to Microsoft Windows. RuntimeUser Choose this credential type to define a reserved name that is used by the RPA Service. Beyond Trust API Group Only select if you are using Beyond Trust as a credential provider. For more information, see Configuring the BeyondTrust Password Safe. Beyond Trust Runas User Only select if you are using Beyond Trust as a credential provider. For more information, see Configuring the BeyondTrust Password Safe. - In the Domain field, enter the domain that the user should be logged into. If you do not specify a domain, the system uses the local machine name.
- In the Username and Password fields, enter the user name and password.
- In the Workgroup field, enter the work group that this
entry corresponds to. To add multiple work groups, enter a comma-delimited list,
such as
“Workgroup1, Workgroup2”
. If you do not specify a work group, the system uses the credentials that you enter as the default if it cannot find the work group specified by Robot Manager.Unattended automations allow for a unique domain and user name/password for each work group that the robot can work in. Use this setting to specify different credentials for each work group. - If you are setting up robots to be used with the Server Bot Framework, use the Robot Index field to indicate which robots these credentials are for.
- Close the
CredMgrUI.exe
utility.
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