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17 Click Install.
Installation might take several minutes. Multiple progress bars appear during the installation of the
selected components.
18 When the installation finishes, click Finish.
You completed the installation of vCenter Server. The Orchestrator client and server components are installed
on your system.
What to do next
Start the VMware vCenter Orchestrator Configuration service and log in to the Orchestrator configuration
interface. Configure Orchestrator using an IPv4 operating system. Orchestrator does not support IPv6
operating systems.
For the detailed procedures, see
1 “Start the Orchestrator Configuration Service,” on page 34
2 “Log In to the Orchestrator Configuration Interface,” on page 34
3 Chapter 9, “Configuring Orchestrator,” on page 33
Install Orchestrator Standalone
If you install VMware vCenter Server, Orchestrator is already installed on your system. To make Orchestrator
available to use, you must only configure it or import a backed up configuration. For production environments
and to enhance the scalability of your Orchestrator setup, install Orchestrator on a dedicated Microsoft
Windows server.
Prerequisites
Verify that your hardware meets the Orchestrator system requirements. See “Hardware Requirements for
Orchestrator,” on page 13.
Procedure
1 Download the vCenter Server installation package from the VMware Web site.
Option Description
Use ISO image
The filename is VMware-VIMSetup- xx -4. a.b - yyyy .iso, where a and b are
major and minor version, xx is the two-character language code, and yyyy is
the build number.
Use ZIP archive
The filename is VMware-VIMSetup- xx -4. a.b - yyyy .zip, where a and b are
major and minor version, xx is the two-character language code, and yyyy is
the build number.
2 Extract the files from the archive and browse to the VIMSetup_image \vpx\vCO\ folder.
3 Double-click the vCenterOrchestrator.exe file and click Next.
4 Select I accept the terms of the License Agreement and click Next.
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