7.0

c Click the Services tab and verify that all services except iaas-service are listed as
REGISTERED.
At least one vco service should be registered. If other vco services are not registered, leave them
as is.
d Click the Update tab.
2 Click Status.
3 Click Check Updates to verify that an update is accessible.
4 (Optional) For instances of vRealize Automation appliance, click Details in the Appliance Version
area to see information about the location of release notes.
5 Click Install Updates.
6 Click OK.
7 Open the log files to verify that the upgrade is progressing successfully.
/opt/vmware/var/log/vami/updatecli.log, /opt/vmware/var/log/vami/vami.log,
and /var/log/vmware/horizon/horizon.log.
If you log out during the upgrade process and log in, you can continue to follow the progress of the
update in the log file. The update.cli.log file might display information about the version of
vRealize Automation that you are upgrading from. Ignore this file. It is changed later in the upgrade
process.
The time it takes for the update to finish depends on your site environment.
8 If you have an external vRealize Orchestrator server or servers that use vRealize Automation
authentication type, run the vcac-config command to clean up outdated vco services from
component registry:
vcac-config service-delete --service-name vco
9 Read the note about participation in the Customer Experience Improvement Program and choose to
join or not join the program.
For information about the program, click the Telemetry tab in the product management console.
For more information about setting parameters for data collection and joining or leaving the Customer
Experience Improvement Program, see System Administration.
What to do next
Update Your Single Sign-On Password for VMware Identity Manager
Update Your Single Sign-On Password for
VMware Identity Manager
After you install the updates, you must update the Single Sign-On password for
VMware Identity Manager.
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