Vmware vcenter orchestrator installation guide




















Do not forget to add License — it is very important. You can either connect vCO to existing vCenter server and use it its license or paste valid vCetner server license key.

Form configuration tab choose Authentication tab and complete required information. From now on users will have use their AD accounts in order to log in to vCenter Orchestrator server. Artur is Consulting Architect at Nutanix. He has been using, designing and deploying VMware based solutions since and Microsoft since He specialize in designing and implementing private and hybrid cloud solution based on VMware and Microsoft software stacks, datacenter migrations and transformation, disaster avoidance.

The field is not validated prior to installation, providing an invalid value for this field will cause the deployment to fail. In the Management Netmask network netmask field, enter the netmask netmask or leave the field blank to obtain it via DHCP.

In the Management Gateway network gateway field, enter the network gateway or leave the field blank to obtain it via DHCP. In the Time-zone string Time-zone field, enter a valid time zone string. You can find the time zone string for your region in the IANA time zone database or using the timedatectl list-timezones Linux command.

In the Application overlay field, enter the default address pool to be used for Docker internal bridge networks. You must ensure that the application overlay network is unique and does not overlap with any existing networks in the environment. In the Service overlay field, enter the default Docker overlay network IP. You must ensure that the service overlay network is unique and does not overlap with any existing networks in the environment.

In the Deployment settings pane, check all the information you provided is correct. You will use the above token and IP address in the following steps to join node2 and node3 into the cluster. You will use this IP address in the following steps to join node2 and node3 into the cluster. After you configure networking on all 3 nodes, you will designate one of the nodes as Primary for the Docker swarm and use it to joint all 3 nodes into a cluster.

Before you can do that, you must first configure networking on the two secondary nodes. Log in to one of the secondary nodes for example, Node2 as the root user. The first time you log in, you will be prompted to change the default root password.

If you choose to use a DHCP server, you will not be prompted for specific IP configuration, otherwise you will enter it in the next step. Management address , for example Management netmask , for example Management gateway , for example DNS server , for example Hostname , for example mso-node2.

NTP servers , for example ntp. Application overlay network , for example Service overlay network , for example 1. After you finish entering the information, you will be prompted to verify it. Reply y to confirm or n to re-enter the information. Log in to the primary node Node1 as the root user. If you have not configured the other two nodes, you can respond n and re-run the setup utility at a later time. Provide the network configuration information like you did for the other two nodes.

After you verify and confirm the network settings, provide other two nodes' information. You will be prompted to enter the IP addresses and root passwords for the other 2 nodes. If for any reason the setup does not complete, you can re-run just the deployment part without the full network configuration using the following command:.

If you are deploying Release 2. Using the VM console, log in to node1 as the root user. The first time when you login, you will be prompted to change the password. Use the new password you choose for all subsequent logins. As a result, you must manually configure all VM parameters. If you want to set up static IP configuration, use the nmtui or nmcli utility to provide the IP, netmask, and gateway information for the node.

Remember to deactivate and re-activate the eth0 interface to apply any changes. In the following command, use the token and the IP address you got when you initiated the cluster on the first node:. Skip to content Skip to search Skip to footer. Book Contents Book Contents. Find Matches in This Book. PDF - Complete Book 2. Updated: January 20, Reid on January 15, at Thanks for the tutorial, it helped me configure the system.

Leave a comment below Cancel reply. TrulyMinimal Theme by FlareThemes. All rights Reserved. Powered by WordPress. Reid on January 15, at Thank you very much for this write up. Power on the VM and wait for the Orchestrator cluster to stabilize with all nodes healthy. If your last upgrade was from a release prior to Release 1. If your current Multi-Site Orchestrator installation was a fresh install of Release 1.

Otherwise, run the following command replacing 1. If you created a configuration file for the upgrade as descibed in Step 4, simply run the following command:.

If you would rather specify all the information on the command line, use the following command:. The script creates a backup of the MongoDB before the upgrade. It then copies the upgrade image to each node and executes the upgrade scripts. It may take several minutes for the upgrade to complete. If you upgraded from a release prior to Release 2. Due to password requirements change in Release 2.

The new password requirements are:. The following section will walk you through the process of upgrading the ACI Multi-Site Orchestrator cluster using a backup and restore method. This involves bringing down your existing cluster and restoring the complete configuration in a brand new cluster. Since you are deploying a brand new cluster anyway, you can choose to continue to use the same form factor and deploy in VMware ESX as described in the Deploying in VMware ESX section, or you can deploy the cluster in Cisco Application Services Engine which is supported by this release.

In the Name field, provide the name for the backup file. You can save the backup file locally on the Orchestrator nodes or export it to a remote location.

If you want to save the backup file locally, choose Local. Otherwise, if you want to save the backup file to a remote location, choose Remote and provide the following:. From the Remote Location dropdown menu, select the remote location. In the Remote Path , either leave the default target directory or you can choose to append additional subdirectories to the path.

However, the directories must be under the default configured path and must have been already created on the remote server. Otherwise, in the main window, click the actions icon next to the backup and select Download. This will download the backup file to your system.

In the Import from file window that opens, click Select File and choose the backup file you want to import. Importing a backup will add it to the list of the backups displayed the Backups page. If you saved the backup to a remote location, add the remote location to the new Multi-Site Orchestrator:.

In the top right of the main window, click Add Remote Location. Provide the same information for the remote location that you used in your old Orchestrator. In the main window, click the actions icon next to the backup you want to restore and select Rollback to this backup. If the version of the selected backup is different from the running Multi-Site version, the rollback could cause a removal of the features that are not present in the backup version.

Click Yes to confirm that you want to restore the backup you selected. If you click Yes , the system terminates the current session and the user is logged out. Skip to content Skip to search Skip to footer.

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