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10 Log out of the vRealize Automation appliance, clear the cache of your Web browser, and log in to the
vRealize Automation appliance management console.
11 Reboot the virtual appliance.
a Click the System tab.
b Click Reboot and confirm your selection.
12 Log in to the vRealize Automation appliance.
13 Select vRA Settings > Cluster.
14 Specify the master virtual appliance and click Join Cluster.
15 Verify that all of the services appear under the Service tab.
16 Perform the following steps for each tenant directory you create during migration.
You must complete these steps prior to enabling your virtual appliances in your load balancer.
a Log in to the vRealize Automation appliance management console as tenant administrator.
b Select Administration > Directories.
c Select your directory name and select Identity Provider.
d Click the name of your identity provider from the available choices, for example
WorkspaceIPD_1.
e In the Connector drop-down menu, add your additional appliance and enter your BIND DN
password.
f In the IdP Hostname text box, change the existing value to your virtual appliance load balancer
host name, for example vcacva701.sqa.local.
g Click Save.
What to do next
Download the IaaS Installer
Upgrading the IaaS Server Components
A system administrator upgrades the IaaS server components, including the SQL database.
If you have a Common Components Catalog component installed, the component must be uninstalled
before you upgrade and then reinstalled with the appropriate version after the upgrade is complete. For
information about how to uninstall, install, and upgrade the Common Components Catalog, see the
Common Components Catalog documentation.
Download the IaaS Installer
You download the IaaS installer to the machine where the IaaS components to be upgraded are installed.
If you see certificate warnings during this procedure, you can ignore them.
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