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5 Click Save Settings.
6 Verify that the value in Current Time is correct.
You can change the time zone as required from the Time Zone Setting page on the System tab.
Configure Appliance Database on the Secondary vRealize Appliance
Configure an appliance database on the designated secondary vRealize Appliance.
For related information, see the following content:
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Add a New Hard Disk to a Virtual Machine in vSphere Web Client in vSphere product documentation
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Gracefully Shutting Down a Windows Guest When the Virtual Machine Powers Off (1744) in the
VMware Knowledge Base.
Prerequisites
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Create DNS entry, for example: dbCluster.domain.local
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IP address allocated for load balancer.
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An installed vRealize Appliance freshly deployed and resolvable through DNS.
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The user configuring the Appliance Database must have Administrator access to vSphere in order to
add new disks to the vRealize Appliances.
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Download the 2108923_dbCluster.zip file from the VMware Knowledge Base.
The link is http://kb.vmware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?
cmd=displayKC&docType=kc&externalId=2108923 if you need to paste it into a browser.
Procedure
1 Perform a graceful shutdown of the target appliance using shut down guest in the
VMware vCenter Server™.
2 Add a 20 GB disk to the virtual appliance by using the VMware vCenter Server™.
3 Power on the appliance.
4 Verify that SSH is enabled on the virtual appliance.
a Log in to the Virtual Appliance Management Interface at https://appliance_IP:5480.
b Click the Admin tab.
c Ensure that the SSH service enabled and Administrator SSH login enabled check boxes are
selected.
d Click Save Settings.
5 Unzip the 2108923_dbCluster.zip file that you downloaded from the VMware Knowledge Base and
copy the 2108923_dbCluster.tar file to the appliance.
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