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Table 1‑6. vRealize Automation Appliance Management. This interface is sometimes called
the Virtual Appliance Management Interface (VAMI).
Purpose Access Required Credentials
You use vRealize Automation Appliance
Management for these tasks.
n
View the status of registered services.
n
View system information and reboot
or shutdown the appliance.
n
Manage participation in the Customer
Experience Improvement Program.
n
View network status.
n
View update status and install
updates.
n
Manage administration settings.
n
Manage vRealize Automation host
settings.
n
Manage SSO settings.
n
Manage product licenses.
n
Configure the vRealize Automation
Postgres database.
n
Configure vRealize Automation
messaging.
n
Configure vRealize Automation
logging.
n
Install IaaS components.
n
Migrate from an existing
vRealize Automation installation.
n
Manage IaaS component certificates.
n
Configure Xenon service.
1 Start a browser and open the
vRealize Automation appliance splash page
using the fully qualified domain name of the
virtual appliance:
https://vra-va-hostname.domain.name.
2 Click vRealize Automation Appliance
Management.
You can also use this URL to open
vRealize Automation Appliance Management:
https://vra-va-hostname.domain.name:5480.
3 Log in.
n
User name: root
n
Password: Password you
entered when you
deployed the
vRealize Automation
appliance.
Table 1‑7. vRealize Orchestrator Client
Purpose Access Required Credentials
You use the vRealize Orchestrator Client
for these tasks.
n
Develop actions.
n
Develop workflows.
n
Manage policies.
n
Install packages.
n
Manage user and user group
permissions.
n
Attach tags to URI objects.
n
View inventory.
1 Start a browser and open the
vRealize Automation splash page using the fully
qualified domain name of the virtual appliance:
https://vra-va-hostname.domain.name.
2 To download the client.jnlp file to your local
computer, click vRealize Orchestrator Client.
3 Right-click the client.jnlp file and select
Launch.
4 On the Do you want to Continue? dialog box,
click Continue.
5 Log in.
You must be a user with the
system administrator role or
part of the vcoadmins group
configured in the
vRealize Orchestrator Control
Center Authentication
Provider settings.
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