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It is responsible for automatically starting and stopping schedules

In non-production environments, it is where automated processes are designed and verified

In production environments, it is where automated processes are designed

In production environments, it is used to monitor and control the platform

In production environments, it is used to configure the platform and define scheduled

It is responsible for providing database connectivity to all connected devices

Implement firewall rules to prevent unexpected devices from establishing a connection with the Application Server

Under System ->Settings, enable the “Prevent registration of new Resources” setting

All of the above

Use the Blue Prism Client to configure a connection to a supported database server

Use BPServer.exe to create and configure a connection to a supported database server

Use BPServer.exe to create or configure a profile for the server service that uses a configured database connection

Use BPServer.exe to select an appropriate connection mode and, if required, to select a certificate to use

Use BPServer.exe to configure which users can log into Blue Prism

Use BPServer.exe to configure all encryption schemes for the environment that will use an Application Server key store

Yes it is potentially possible but this is not generally recommended. Devices connected directly to the database may be limited in terms of managing or leveraging Credentials.

No, all Runtime and Interactive Clients must be connected to the database via a Blue Prism Application Server

Yes, but Runtime Resources that are connected directly to the database cannot be instructed to start processes by the scheduler

Each Application Server must connect to a different database

Each Application Server must be configured with the same encryption schemes and identical key

The master application server must be turned on first

All application servers must be configured to enable schedules in order for scheduling to work correctly

When using the in-product Create Database functionality select to create a database that will use Blue Prism single sign-on

After using the in-product Create Database functionality, use the Configure Database functionality to configure it for single sign-on

Use SQL Management Studio, use the CreateScript that is specific to SSO environments to create the database

Using SQL Management Studio create a database, manually run the CreateScript provided by BluePrism, then use the in-product “Configure Database” functionality

It can’t – the Login Agent does not accept inbound connections

The configuration file for Login Agent can be manually updated to instruct it to specify the SSLCert switch when it starts

Login Agent automatically enforces encrypted communication

The connection to the Blue Prism Server should be set to use a WCF mode that provides Encryption

It receives instructional information on port 8181 by default but this is configurable using the /port switch

It receives instructional information on port 8199 by default but this is configurable using the /inbound switch

It receives instructional information using the selected WCF connection method exclusively on port 443

It receives instructional information using the selected WCF connection method exclusively on port 8080

When using Blue Prism native authentication this is not necessary as the client runs on a Windows operating system

It can. When using Blue Prism native authentication password security and lock out options are configurable

It is expected that all deployments will use Single Sign-on which negates this requirement

Yes. Before a user signs in they can select which environment they wish to connect to

Yes. Before a user signs in they can select all the environments which they will be able to control simultaneously

No – an Interactive Client can only be configured to connect to a single environment