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Table Of Contents
- Reference Architecture
- Contents
- vRealize Automation Reference Architecture Guide
- Updated Information
- New Features in vRealize Automation Since Release 6.2
- Initial Deployment and Configuration Recommendations
- vRealize Automation Deployment
- vRealize Business Standard Edition Deployment Considerations
- vRealize Automation Scalability
- vRealize Business Standard Edition Scalability
- vRealize Automation High Availability Configuration Considerations
- vRealize Business Standard Edition High Availability Considerations
- vRealize Automation Hardware Specifications
- vRealize Automation Small Deployment Requirements
- vRealize Automation Medium Deployment Requirements
- vRealize Automation Large Deployment Requirements
Load Balancers
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vRealize Automation Appliance Load Balancer: med-vrava.ra.local
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Infrastructure Web Load Balancer: med-web.ra.local
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Infrastructure Manager Service Load Balancer: med-manager.ra.local
Certiļ¬cates
The host names that are used in this table are examples only.
Server Role CN or SAN
vRealize Automation Appliance SAN contains the following host names:
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vrava.ra.local
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vrava-1.ra.local
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vrava-2.ra.local
Infrastructure Web or Manager Server SAN contains the following host names:
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web.ra.local
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manager.ra.local
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inf-1.ra.local
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inf-2.ra.local
vRealize Business Standard Edition Appliance CN = vrb.ra.local
Ports
Users require access to certain ports. All ports listed are default ports.
Server Role Port
vRealize Automation Appliance Load Balancer 443, 8444. Port 8444 is required for the Virtual Machine Remote
Console.
Administrators require access to certain ports, in addition to the ports that users require.
Server Role Port
vRealize Automation Appliance VAMI 5480, 8443. Port 8443 is for advanced identity management
configuration.
vRealize Orchestrator Appliance 8283
vRealize Business Standard Edition Server 5480
The following table shows inter-application communications.
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