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Procedure
1 Power on the entire system.
For instructions, see the vRealize Automation 6.2 version of the Start Up vRealize Automation topic.
N If you have a high availability environment, use this procedure to power on your virtual
appliances.
a Power on the virtual appliance that you powered o last.
b Wait one minute.
c Power on the remaining virtual appliances.
2 Verify that the system is fully functional.
What to do next
“Shut Down vCloud Automation Center Services on Your IaaS Windows Server,” on page 19
Shut Down vCloud Automation Center Services on Your IaaS Windows Server
When necessary, you can use the following procedure to shut down services on your IaaS Windows server.
Before you begin the upgrade, shut down vCloud Automation Center services on your IaaS Windows
servers. Shut down vCloud Automation Center services in the recommended order for all servers that are
running IaaS services.
N Except for a passive backup instance of the Manager Service, the startup type for all services must be
set to Automatic during the upgrade process. The upgrade process fails if you set services to Manual.
Procedure
1 Log in to your IaaS Windows server.
2 Select Start > Administrative Tools > Services.
3 Shut down services in the following order. Be sure not to shut down the actual machine.
Each virtual machine has a Management agent, which must be stopped with each set of services.
a All VMware vCloud Automation Center agents
b All VMware DEM workers
c VMware DEM orchestrator
d VMware vCloud Automation Center Service
4 For distributed installation deployments with load balancers, disable all of the secondary nodes and
remove the vRealize Automation health monitors for the following items.
a vRealize Automation appliance
b IaaS Website
c IaaS Manager Service
5 For deployments that use load balancers, ensure trac is directed to the primary node.
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