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f Verify that the Independent option is deselected for Mode and SCSI (0:2) is selected for Virtual
Device Mode, and click Next.
If prompted to accept recommended seings, accept the recommended seings.
g Click Finish.
h Click OK.
7 If there is an existing virtual Disk 4 from a previous vRealize Automation release, complete these steps.
a Power on the virtual machine.
b Open a new command prompt and navigate to /etc/fstab.
c Open the fstab le, and remove lines starting with /dev/sdd that contain the Wal_Archive write
ahead logs.
d Save the le.
e Power o the virtual machine.
f Right-click the cloned vRealize Automation appliance icon and select Edit .
g Delete Disk 4 on the cloned virtual machine and complete the next step to create a new Disk 4 with
a disk size of 50 GB.
8 Complete these steps to add a Disk 4 with a disk size of 50 GB.
a Click Add above the Resources table to add a virtual disk.
b Select Hard Disk for the Device Type, and click Next.
c Select Create a new virtual disk, and click Next.
d Set disk size value to 50 GB.
e Select Store with the virtual machine and click Next.
f Verify that the Independent option is deselected for Mode and SCSI (0:3) is selected for Virtual
Device Mode, and click Next.
If prompted to accept recommended seings, accept the recommended seings.
g Click Finish.
h Click OK.
9 Create a snapshot of the virtual machine.
What to do next
“Power On the Entire System,” on page 20.
Power On the Entire System
After you increase the vCenter hardware resources for upgrade, you power on the system before you
perform the upgrade.
Prerequisites
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“Back Up Your Existing vRealize Automation 6.2.4 or 6.2.5 Environment,” on page 18
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“Increase vCenter Server Hardware Resources for vRealize Automation 6.2.4 or 6.2.5,” on page 19
Upgrading from vRealize Automation 6.2.4 or 6.2.5 to 7.2
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