Acquiring a VisualCron RPA license
How to obtain a VisualCron RPA license through your customer service representative, including a link to pricing and packaging information.
How to obtain a VisualCron RPA license through your customer service representative, including a link to pricing and packaging information.
How to obtain an OpCon RPA license through your customer service representative, including a link to pricing and packaging information.
How to back up the RPA Agent's local database before an update, how to restore it, and how to use a backup to return to an earlier version of OpCon RPA.
How to move OpCon RPA tasks and user variables between RPA Agents by exporting them to a single file and importing that file on another machine, including how to resolve name conflicts and supply the credentials the imported tasks need.
Step-by-step installation of OpCon RPA, including adding an RPA agent in Solution Manager, Netcom Relay (for cloud), the ACS plugin, the RPA Agent, and the connection between OpCon and the RPA Agent.
How to place Netcom Relay so that OpCon RPA works for cloud customers who reach OpCon through a VPN tunnel, including the internal URL requirement and how this changes the standard install.
How to install VisualCron Server and Client for RPA on a Windows system, then activate the VisualCron license.
A support-oriented reference for OpCon RPA permission and session problems: which component holds which privilege, what each error message means, what to collect before escalating, and how to answer a security review.
How OpCon RPA signs a Windows user in over RDP before a Robot Task runs, what you configure on the OpCon integration and on the task, and which parts of a session are reused between runs.
Version history for OpCon RPA, with what changed in each release, why it matters, and the update considerations for each version.
Two Windows local security policies required when the RPA Agent service runs as Local System and unlocks desktop sessions: disable SAS and disable Admin Approval Mode for the built-in Administrator account.
Which Windows account each OpCon RPA component runs under, what the installer changes on the host, and why the accounts that run robot tasks do not need local administrator rights.
Operating system, processor, memory, disk, and software requirements for installing OpCon RPA on a Windows host.
Run Robot Tasks on a host with nobody signed in — how OpCon creates the Windows session, how to secure the session afterwards, and how to verify the setup.
How to update the OpCon RPA Agent, Tray Client, and ACS plugin, including per-version update considerations, backing up before you update, and post-update tasks.
Operating system, CPU, memory, and disk requirements for VisualCron RPA Server, Client, and combined Client/Server installations.