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Replace the parameters with the following values as appropriate for your system.
Option Value
[-d] Database load balancer FQDN
[-D] Database virtual IP address. Optional, will create /etc/hosts entry.
[-w] Sets the database password to the specified entry.
[-r] Replication password. Optional, will use the database password if not set.
[-p] Postgres password. Optional, will use database password if not set.
For example, ./pgClusterSetup.sh -d pgCluster.domain.local -w changeMe1! -r
changeMe1! -p changeMe1!
Note Update the password from ChangeMe! to one that is appropriate for your system. Also, if you
are using a load balancer virtual IP, specify the -D parameter using the IP address of the virtual IP.
# ./pgClusterSetup.sh -d dbCluster.domain.local -w changeMe1! -r changeMe1! -p changeMe1!
...
Updating vRealize Automation to utilize database cluster fully qualified domain name
Finished
Configure the vRealize Appliance
To prepare the vRealize Appliance for use, a system administrator configures the host settings, generates
an SSL certificate, and provides SSO connection information.
Note You must use vsphere.local as the name of the default tenant. If you are using vCenter PSC
version 6.0 for SSO, and have given the default tenant a different name, rename the tenant to
vsphere.local.
Procedure
1 Navigate to the vRealize Appliance management console by using its fully qualified domain name,
https://vra-va-hostname.domain.name:5480/.
2 Continue past the certificate warning.
3 Log in with user name root and the password you specified when you deployed vRealize Appliance.
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