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9 Specify the recurrence options.
10 Click Finish.
Edit the Schedule of a Workflow
You can modify the schedule of a workflow and set it to run at an earlier or later time.
Prerequisites
Verify that you have configured at least one Orchestrator server to work with the same Single Sign-On
instance to which both the vCenter Server and vSphere Web Client are pointing. You must also ensure
that Orchestrator is registered as a vCenter Server extension. You register Orchestrator as a
vCenter Server extension when you specify a user account that has the necessary privileges to manage
vCenter Serverextensions. For more information, see Installing and Configuring
VMware vRealize Orchestrator.
Procedure
1 In the object navigator, click vRealize Orchestrator.
2 Click Scheduled workflows.
A list of the scheduled workflows appears.
3 Right-click the workflow whose schedule you want to edit and select Edit.
4 In the Task name text box, type the new name of the scheduled task.
5 (Optional) In the Description text box, type a description of the scheduled task.
6 Edit the scheduled date and time of the workflow run.
7 Specify the recurrence options.
8 Click Finish.
Run a Scheduled Workflow
You can manually run a scheduled workflow before it runs automatically.
When you run a workflow manually, the schedule is not affected. After the manual run, the workflow runs
again at the scheduled time.
Prerequisites
Verify that you have configured at least one Orchestrator server to work with the same Single Sign-On
instance to which both the vCenter Server and vSphere Web Client are pointing. You must also ensure
that Orchestrator is registered as a vCenter Server extension. You register Orchestrator as a
vCenter Server extension when you specify a user account that has the necessary privileges to manage
vCenter Serverextensions. For more information, see Installing and Configuring
VMware vRealize Orchestrator.
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