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Configuring Connection to Server

Follow these steps to configure the client's connection to the RPA server:

With a text editor, open the following configuration files –

For robot clients:

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# Replace "version" with your specific Nintex RPA Robot version number
C:\Program Files\Nintex RPA Robot\version\Config\appSettings.config

For Nintex Studio:

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C:\Program Files\Nintex RPA Studio\Config\appSettings.config

Find the line that begins: <add key="MainServerNames", and change the value to the FQDN of the RPA server (full computer name).
- The full line should now read: <add key="MainServerNames" value="<FQDN of the RPA Server>" />
  In a high availability setup, the full line should be:
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  <add key="MainServerNames" value="<FQDN1>@@<FQDN2>"/>
  Insert the FQDN or RPA Servers where FQDN1 and FQDN2 are written.
Ports: If the server was installed using the default ports, the following values do not need to be changed.

If you opened non-default ports when you installed the server, change the values of the following parameters:
- <add key="NetComPort" value="<server port number used for Net.TCP Port>" />
- <add key="HttpComPort" value="<server port number used for HTTP Port>" />
- <add key="HttpsComPort" value="<server port number used for NGINX Port>" /> (relevant to TSL/SSL only)