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Hi @Emiliano Rossi,
Authenticate as Resource is a permission that allows a runtime resource to be started using the /user flag. This basically means that the runtime resource will be started as the particular user account that's specified. Normally, RR's are not started using the /user flag. Instead, they have a more secure token-based process where they negotiate authentication.
Example:
"C:\Program Files\Blue Prism Limited\Blue Prism Automate\Automate.exe" /public /resourcepc /user rrtest rrtest /port 8182
If you tried using the above command to start a runtime resource, and the Authenticate as Resource permission was not present for the specified user account, you would see the following error:
Cheers,
Eric
Authenticate as Resource is a permission that allows a runtime resource to be started using the /user flag. This basically means that the runtime resource will be started as the particular user account that's specified. Normally, RR's are not started using the /user flag. Instead, they have a more secure token-based process where they negotiate authentication.
Example:
"C:\Program Files\Blue Prism Limited\Blue Prism Automate\Automate.exe" /public /resourcepc /user rrtest rrtest /port 8182
If you tried using the above command to start a runtime resource, and the Authenticate as Resource permission was not present for the specified user account, you would see the following error:
Cheers,
Eric
Hi @Emiliano Rossi,
Authenticate as Resource is a permission that allows a runtime resource to be started using the /user flag. This basically means that the runtime resource will be started as the particular user account that's specified. Normally, RR's are not started using the /user flag. Instead, they have a more secure token-based process where they negotiate authentication.
Example:
"C:\Program Files\Blue Prism Limited\Blue Prism Automate\Automate.exe" /public /resourcepc /user rrtest rrtest /port 8182
If you tried using the above command to start a runtime resource, and the Authenticate as Resource permission was not present for the specified user account, you would see the following error:
Cheers,
Eric
Authenticate as Resource is a permission that allows a runtime resource to be started using the /user flag. This basically means that the runtime resource will be started as the particular user account that's specified. Normally, RR's are not started using the /user flag. Instead, they have a more secure token-based process where they negotiate authentication.
Example:
"C:\Program Files\Blue Prism Limited\Blue Prism Automate\Automate.exe" /public /resourcepc /user rrtest rrtest /port 8182
If you tried using the above command to start a runtime resource, and the Authenticate as Resource permission was not present for the specified user account, you would see the following error:
Cheers,
Eric
