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Procedure
1 Log in to the new vRealize Automation appliance management interface as root.
https://vrealize-automation-appliance-FQDN:5480
Continue past any certificate warnings.
2 If the installation wizard appears, cancel it so that you can go to the management interface instead of
the wizard.
3 Select Admin > Time Settings, and set the time source to the same one that the rest of the cluster
appliances use.
4 Select vRA Settings > Cluster.
5 Enter the FQDN of a previously configured vRealize Automation appliance in the Leading Cluster
Node text box.
You can use the FQDN of the primary vRealize Automation appliance, or any vRealize Automation
appliance that is already joined to the cluster.
6 Type the root password in the Password text box.
7 Click Join Cluster.
8 Continue past any certificate warnings.
Services for the cluster are restarted.
9 Verify that services are running.
a Click the Services tab.
b Click the Refresh tab to monitor the progress of service startup.
Disable Unused Services
To conserve internal resources in cases where an external instance of vRealize Orchestrator is used, you
may disable the embedded vRealize Orchestrator service.
Prerequisites
Add Another vRealize Automation Appliance to the Cluster
Procedure
1 Log in to the vRealize Automation appliance console.
2 Stop the vRealize Orchestrator service.
service vco-server stop
chkconfig vco-server off
Validate the Distributed Deployment
After deploying additional instances of the vRealize Automation appliance, you validate that you can
access the clustered appliances.
Installing vRealize Automation
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