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Mapping vRA 8.x Install ova in vRSLCM (75185)

Last Updated: 5/21/2020Categories: How toTotal Views: 9838Language:
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VRA 8.x Install ova mapping in vRSLCM UI if the mapping is not present

In case if the file is corrupted in vrslcm contentrepo.

Resolution

This issue is resolved in vRSLCM 8.1 Patch 1, see Download and Installation section in the release notes.

Workaround

You can map the vRA 8.x install ova if it is not present in vRSLCM Settings -> Binary Mapping page or Incase if the file is corrupted in vrslcm contentrepo, you can map the ova with the below workaround:

Download the vra-lcm-installer-<>.iso from Customer Connect to vRSLCM appliance under /data folder, Make sure /data folder has enough space else increase the disk space from Settings->System Details->Extend storage in vRSLCM settings.

Create /data/vrabinary directory in vRSLCM and change directory to /data folder and run the below command:

mount -o loop vra-lcm-installer-<>.iso /data/vrabinary/

After running the above command vra.ova will be present under /data/vrabinary/ova folder.

From vRSLM Settings-binarymapping click on ADD BINARIES.

Select Local and give the path as /data/vrabinary/ova and click on DISCOVER it will list vra.ova and map the ova.

To map the vRA 8.x install OVA in case if the file is corrupted in vrslcm contentrepo

Execute steps 1 to 3 in the above workaround and Go to vRSLCM Swagger UI https://<vRSLCM IP/Hostname>/api/ and delete the existing vRA 8.0/8.0.1 binary mapping

Under settings-controller

POST - /lcm/lcops/api/settings/{settingsName}
For settings name pass - productbinarydelete
Payload for settingsData - replace 8.0.0 to 8.0.1 in case 8.0.1 mapping should be removed in the payload
{
"productId": "vra",
"productVersion": "8.0.1",
"productBinaryType": "install",
"productBinaryPath": "vra.ova",
"componentName": "default",
"mappingType": "LOCAL",
"productName": "vRealize Automation",
"requestId": null
}

From vRSLM Settings-binarymapping click on ADD BINARIES

Select Local and give the path as /data/vrabinary/ova and click on DISCOVER it will list vra.ova and map the ova.

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