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Option Description
Encrypted When adding custom properties that run vRealize Orchestrator actions, do not encrypt the
value.
Overridable Select this option to ensure that the requesting user can select a value on the request form.
Show in request Select this option to ensure that the requesting user can see the property and select a value
on the request form.
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To add a property group, click Add and select the group.
5 Click OK.
The custom property is added to the blueprint.
6 Click Finish.
7 Publish the blueprint.
The blueprint includes the custom property.
What to do next
Test the custom property in the request form. See “Verify the Custom Property in the Catalog Request
Form,” on page 97
Add a Custom Property as a Network Custom Property
Add a custom property as a network custom property so that service catalog users can select the necessary
network prole value when they request the item.
Prerequisites
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Verify that you have the required custom property denition. See “Create a vRealize Orchestrator
Action Custom Property Denition,” on page 90.
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If you are adding a vRealize Orchestrator action as a custom property, review the conguration details
to ensure that you added the custom property in the correct location. See “Conguration Details for the
vRealize Orchestrator Action Custom Property Denitions,” on page 98.
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Verify that you created the blueprint to which you are adding the custom property. See Conguring
vRealize Automation.
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Log in to the vRealize Automation console as an infrastructure architect.
Procedure
1 Select Design > Blueprints.
2 Select the blueprint to which you are adding the network custom property and click Edit.
3 Click the target virtual machine component.
The conguration options for the virtual machine appear on the canvas.
4 Click the Network tab.
5 Click New.
6 Select the network prole in the Network drop-down menu and click OK.
7 In the new row, click Edit Custom Properties.
Custom Properties Reference
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