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4 If your clustered vRealize Orchestrator was previously configured with vRealize Automation
authentication type, re-register the node.
a Login with root credentials to ControlCenter by going to
https://your_orchestrator_server_IP_or_DNS_name:8283/vco-controlcenter in a Web browser.
b Navigate to Configuration Authentication Provider.
c Click Unregister.
d Re-register the instance by selecting Connect and entering your credentials. Enable the
Configure License checkbox and select the vco administrators group
e Restart the vco service.
f Verify that the vco service appears as REGISTERED in the vRealize Automation appliance.
5 Power on the next vRealize Orchestrator node.
6 Repeat steps 5 and 6 for each vRealize Orchestrator node.
7 From the Control Center, upgrade the vRealize Automation default plugins, which include vCAC Cafe
and vCAC IaaS and NSX.
8 Log in to the Control Center of the first vRealize Orchestrator node at
https://vrohost1:8283/vco-controlcenter.
9 Navigate to Manage Plugins.
10 Select Browse > plugin-name > Install.
11 Restart vco-server in your control center
12 Wait for services to start on the first node, and then repeat steps 6-12 for each vRealize Orchestrator
node.
Add Users or Groups to an Active Directory Connection
You can add users or groups to an existing Active Directory connection.
The Directories Management user authentication system imports data from Active Directory when adding
groups and users, and the speed of the system is limited by Active Directory capabilities. As a result,
import operations may require a significant amount of time depending on the number of groups and users
being added. To minimize the potential for delays or problems, limit the number of groups and users to
only those required for vRealize Automation operation. If performance degrades or if errors occur, close
any unneeded applications and ensure that your deployment has appropriate memory allocated to Active
Directory. If problems persist, increase the Active Directory memory allocation as needed. For
deployments with large numbers of users and groups, you may need to increase the Active Directory
memory allocation to as much as 24 GB.
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