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Facing issue with importing process using AutomateC.exe from my script

YogeshAdsare — Wed, 10 Jun 2020 06:07:00 GMT

Hi All, I am trying to import process in BluePrism using the command line option i.e AutomateC.exe in my automation but facing an issue while calling automation scripts from outside VM "Login failed: Local System accounts, guest accounts and anonymous user credentials are not compatible with a single sign-on configuration "

If I use the below code snippet in Actual VM where my BluePrism is present, I am able to import the process. but when I use same code in my script then it gives me the above error.
Set-Location -Path "Path-till-AutomateC.exe-dir"

$importProcessStatus = .\AutomateC.exe /importrelease "path-of-release" /sso

Note. Since I am using /SSO switch so for that I am executing those commands in a specific user context and that user has already access for BluePrism.

Invoke-Command -Computername "computername" -Credential $Cred -ScriptBlock {

Set-Location -Path "Path-till-AutomateC.exe-dir"

$importProcessStatus = .\AutomateC.exe /importrelease "path-of-release" /sso

}

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Yogesh Adsare
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RE: Facing issue with importing process using AutomateC.exe from my script

gmarquez — Wed, 10 Jun 2020 14:09:00 GMT

Hi Yogesh,

Is your Blue Prism environment set up to use SSO? It sounds like it isn't and you will have to use the /user switch instead. If it is set to SSO, then you might need to use the RunAs command to set the user running the command line.

All the best,

Gabe

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Gabe Marquez
Technical Support Engineer
Blue Prism
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RE: Facing issue with importing process using AutomateC.exe from my script

YogeshAdsare — Fri, 12 Jun 2020 05:36:00 GMT

Hi Gabe,
Our Blue Prism environment set to use SSO login only. However, if we try above commands in actual VM where our Blue Prism client exist then I am able to import the process but when I execute same commands from my PowerShell script on the VM using the below command

Invoke-AzVMRunCommand -ResourceGroupName $rgName -VMName $vmName -CommandId 'RunPowerShellScript' -ScriptPath '.\TestScripts\ImportProcessCommand.ps1'

then I am getting error "Login failed: Local System accounts, guest accounts and anonymous user credentials are not compatible with a single sign-on configuration"

And in that ImprtProcessCommands.ps1 file we have below code snippet.

Invoke-Command -Computername "computername" -Credential $Cred -ScriptBlock {

Set-Location -Path "Path-till-AutomateC.exe-dir"

$importProcessStatus = .\AutomateC.exe /importrelease "path-of-release" /sso

}

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Yogesh Adsare
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