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7 Complete the vCenter Single Sign On configuration.

a (Optional) Filter the list of available groups by typing search criteria in the Groups filter text box and

pressing Enter.

b Select a vCO Admin domain and group from the drop-down menu.

c (Optional) Modify the value for the time difference between a client clock and a domain controller

clock.

The default clock tolerance value is 300 seconds.

8 Click Accept Orchestrator Configuration.

You successfully registered Orchestrator with vCenter Single Sign On.

You can register the Orchestrator server with a vCenter Single Sign On server by using the advanced mode

registration form in the Orchestrator configuration interface. In the advanced mode you manually type the

token service URL, the administration service URL, and they are not automatically generated for you.

Prerequisites

Install and configure vCenter Single Sign On and verify that your vCenter Single Sign On server is running.

Procedure

1 Log in to the Orchestrator configuration interface as vmware.

2 Click Authentication.

3 Select SSO Authentication from the Authentication mode drop-down menu.

4 Click the Advanced settings link.

5 In the Token service URL text box, type the URL for the vCenter Single Sign On token service interface.

https://

your_vcenter_single_sign_on_server

:7444/ims/STSService

6 In the Admin service URL text box, type the URL for the vCenter Single Sign On administration service

interface.

https://

your_vcenter_single_sign_on_server

:7444/sso-adminserver/sdk

7 In the Admin user name and Admin password text boxes, type the credentials of the vCenter Single Sign

On admin.

The account is temporarily used only for registering or removing Orchestrator as a solution.

8 Click Register Orchestrator.

9 Complete the vCenter Single Sign On configuration.