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**1.  Introduction -** This tool allows you to stream the work of an unattended/attended robot to any other machine in same domain/network.

**2.  How to Use** \- Run the exe file in the robot machine and it will start broadcasting the work of the robot on a specific port and you can view the same from any machine in the same network, you just need to browse the URL given below in any browser-

[http://:

For example - if the hostname of the robot machine is **uipathrobot** and you have configured the port 8080 to broadcast the streaming then the URL would be:

[http://uipathrobot:8080](http://uipathrobot:8080/)

Note: You can view the same on your screen once you run the exe

**3\. Streaming Unattended Robot -** To stream the unattended robot you can use the Start Process activity inside your workflow to run this tool and Kill Process activity to stop this once the automation completes.

**4.  Pre-requisites** \- The robot machine and the machine where you want to view the stream should be in same network/domain.

**5.**  **Configuring the Port Number to Broadcast** \- Open the UiPathTeam.StreamRobotScreen.exe.config file and specify the port number in the appSettings for the key port and save the same.

This tool allows you to stream the work of an unattended/attended robot to any other machine in same domain/network.

Robot Streaming