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Property Description
VMware.AttributeN.Name
Specifies the name of an attribute in vRealize Orchestrator. For
example, it specifies the value of the attribute used in the
VMware.AttributeN.Name property. Replace the letter N with a
number, starting with 0 and increasing for each attribute to set.
VMware.AttributeN.Value
Specifies the value of the attribute used in the
VMware.AttributeN.Name property. Replace the letter N with a
number, starting with 0 and increasing for each attribute to set.
VMware.Endpoint.Openstack.IdentityProvider.Domain.
Name
Allows vRealize Automation to support required Keystone V3
domain-name authentication. If Keystone V3 is in effect, you can
use the property to designate a specific domain for the
OpenStack endpoint to authenticate with a Keystone V3
OpenStack identity provider.
n
For new endpoints, add the custom property to designate a
specific domain.
n
For upgraded or migrated endpoints, add the custom
property only if data collection fails after upgrade or
migration.
VMware.Endpoint.Openstack.IdentityProvider.Version
Specifies the version of OpenStack identity provider (Keystone)
to use when authenticating an OpenStack endpoint. Configure a
value of 3 to authenticate with Keystone V3 OpenStack identity
provider. If you use any other value, or do not use this custom
property, authentication defaults to Keystone V2.
VMware.Endpoint.Openstack.Release
Deprecated. Specifies the OpenStack release, for example
Havana or Icehouse, when creating an OpenStack endpoint.
Required for 6.2.1, 6.2.2, and 6.2.3 OpenStack provisioning.
VMware.Hardware.Version
Specifies the VM hardware version to be used for vSphere
settings. Supported values are currently vmx-04, vmx-07,
vmx-08, vmx-09 and vmx-10. This property is applicable for VM
Create and VM Update workflows and is available only for basic
workflow blueprints.
VMware.VirtualCenter.OperatingSystem
Specifies the vCenter Server guest operating system version
(VirtualMachineGuestOsIdentifier) with which
vCenter Server creates the machine. This operating system
version must match the operating system version to be installed
on the provisioned machine. Administrators can create property
groups using one of several property sets, for example,
VMware[OS_Version]Properties, that are predefined to include
the correct VMware.VirtualCenter.OperatingSystem values.
This property is for virtual provisioning.
When this property has a non-Windows value, the Connect
Using RDP user interface option is disabled. The property can be
used in a virtual, cloud or physical blueprint.
For related information, see the enumeration type
VirtualMachineGuestOsIdentifier in vSphere API/SDK
Documentation. For a list of currently accepted values, see the
vCenter Server documentation.
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