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Modifying Insights Configurations

Insights
Last updated Feb 17, 2025
Modifying Insights Configurations
- Go to Apps and Features. Click on
UiPath Insights and Select Modify.
- Click Next in the newly opened window.
- Click Change .
- If you want to modify the SMTP configuration, replace a Linux certificate, or change the database authentication to windows authentication, then you must first rerun the Preinstallation Tool
- Input the new Looker Configuration File Path and
click Next.
- You can click Skip on the next pages if you do not want to implement any other changes.
- Click Next.
- Lastly, click Next in the Ready To Install window.
- Input the new Orchestrator URL and Installation
Access Token and click Next.
- Click Skip in the following windows if you do not want to change any other settings available.
- Lastly, select Next in the Ready To
Install window.
- Go to Orchestrator Server and update the Insights
database connection string. You need to manually change it in Orchestrator
configuration file.
- Open the
UiPath.Orchestrator.dll.config
file. - In the
connectionStrings
section, modify theconnectionString
parameter of the keyname="Default"
as follows:- For SQL Authentication:
connectionString="Data Source={YOUR_ORCH_DB_HOST};Initial Catalog={YOUR_ORCH_DB_NAME};User ID={YOUR_ORCH_DB_SQL_USER};Password={YOUR_ORCH_DB_SQL_PASSWORD}" />
- For Windows Authentication:
connectionString="Data Source={YOUR_ORCH_DB_HOST};Initial Catalog={YOUR_ORCH_DB_DATABASE_NAME};Integrated Security=true" />
Example for SQL Authentication:<add name="Default" providerName="System.Data.SqlClient" connectionString="Data Source=sql.uipath.com;Initial Catalog=UiPathOrchestrator;User ID=docs-uipath;Password=SecretP@ssword" />
<add name="Default" providerName="System.Data.SqlClient" connectionString="Data Source=sql.uipath.com;Initial Catalog=UiPathOrchestrator;User ID=docs-uipath;Password=SecretP@ssword" />Example for Windows Authentication:<add name="Default" providerName="System.Data.SqlClient" connectionString="Data Source=sql.uipath.com;Initial Catalog=UiPathOrchestrator;Integrated Security=true" />
<add name="Default" providerName="System.Data.SqlClient" connectionString="Data Source=sql.uipath.com;Initial Catalog=UiPathOrchestrator;Integrated Security=true" /> - For SQL Authentication:
- Open the
- Go to Apps and Features and click on UiPath Insights and Select Modify.
- You can click Skip if you do not want to add any changes in any of the other windows.
- Input your new Insights database settings.
- Click Next.
- Lastly, click Next in the Ready To Install window.
Note: The email service configuration is not removed if you uncheck the Configuring Email Service (SMTP) option.
- Navigate to Apps and Features and click on UiPath Insights and Select Modify.
- You can click Skip if you do not want changes in other windows.
- Click Configure Email Service (SMTP) .
- Enter the Email Settings to Configure the Email Service
- Click Next.
- Lastly, click Next in the Ready To Install window.
- Make sure your new certificate is imported to
both Personal (for the certificate) and Trusted Root Certification Authorities
(for the root certificate). Also ensure the certificate is valid.
- Go to IIS Manager and open the UiPath
Insights website.
- Open the Bindings page.
- Select the binding and click Edit, then
choose your new certificate from the SSL certificate drop-down menu and click
OK.
- Restart IIS.
If you want to update or replace the Looker Certificate, follow the instructions below:
- Export the Insights certificate with a private key asa PFX file.
- Copy the
insights cert.pfx
file to the Insights Linux Machine by running the following command:scp {certificateFolder}\NewInsightsCert.pfx InsightsUser@LinuxMachine:/Home/InsightsUser/NewInsightsCert.pfx
scp {certificateFolder}\NewInsightsCert.pfx InsightsUser@LinuxMachine:/Home/InsightsUser/NewInsightsCert.pfx - Download the script needed to update the
certificate by running the following
command:
wget https://github.com/UiPath/Insights-Customer/blob/master/Scripts/OnPrem/certificateChange.sh
wget https://github.com/UiPath/Insights-Customer/blob/master/Scripts/OnPrem/certificateChange.sh - Update the file permissions to make it
executable:
chmod 755 certificateChange.sh
chmod 755 certificateChange.sh - Run the script using the following command:
You will be asked to provide path to the PFX file and password (if needed for the certificate).
./certificateChange.sh -c {cert.pfx filename} -s {RHEL FQDN as listed in certificate SAN}
./certificateChange.sh -c {cert.pfx filename} -s {RHEL FQDN as listed in certificate SAN}
To update the port number after Insights installation, you need to follow these steps.
Step | Action |
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1. Create domain-signed certificate | Create a domain-signed certificate with the new URL. |
2. Change port number in IIS | Open IIS Manager and navigate to Site > Insights application > Bindings to change the port number. |
3. Remove URI port number from Identity Server DB | Remove the URI port number from the the following parameters found in the Identity Server database:
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4. Modify provisioning.url parameter in Insights config
file
|
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5. Modify permission.url parameter in Insights config
file
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6. Reset IIS | Open CMD as admin and run iisreset to reset IIS.
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- Requirements
- Modifying the Insights Installation
- Modifying the Looker Configuration File Path
- Modifying the Orchestrator/Identity Properties
- Modifying the Insights Database Connection
- Modifying the SMTP configuration
- Updating the Portal Certificate in IIS
- Updating Looker Certificate on the Insights Linux Machine
- Updating the Port After an Installation