A vRealize Automation user provisions virtual machines (VMs) but complains that the machine prefix for his VMs does not match that of his business group. The vRealize Automation administrator confirms that the blueprint component has the machine prefix set to "Use Group Default."
Which step should be the administrator take to fix the issue with the incorrect machine prefix?
The machine prefix issue for the virtual machines is directly related to the settings of the business group. Since the blueprint component is set to 'Use Group Default,' it means the machine prefix should be taken from the business group's configuration. Therefore, to resolve this issue, the administrator should ensure that the required machine prefix is correctly set in the business group settings.
Which two types of entities can be a part of a vRealize Orchestrator package? (Choose two.)
In a vRealize Orchestrator package, the entities that can be included are policy templates and configurations. Policy templates are used to define reusable configurations for policies, while configurations consist of various settings and parameters within the Orchestrator. This ensures that workflows and automation tasks can run smoothly with the correct predefined settings.
Which role is required in vRealize Automation to add a vCenter endpoint to vRealize Business for Cloud?
To add a vCenter endpoint to vRealize Business for Cloud, the required role is Business Management Administrator. This role has the necessary permissions to manage connections, public cloud accounts, and update reference databases, which includes adding endpoints. The role encompasses administrative tasks within vRealize Business for Cloud.
When using the Generate Form option, what are two items for which custom form tabs are automatically created? (Choose two.)
When using the Generate Form option, custom form tabs are automatically created for each network component defined on a blueprint and each virtual machine component defined on a blueprint. These items represent significant and distinct components within a blueprint that would logically require separate custom tabs for detailed configuration and management.
Which three vRealize Automation content types are supported by content lifecycle management in vRealize Suite Lifecycle Manager? (Choose three.)
The correct answers are Resource actions, Composite blueprints, and Property definitions. These content types are specifically supported by content lifecycle management in vRealize Suite Lifecycle Manager. Resource actions allow for additional operations on deployed resources, Composite blueprints enable the creation and deployment of complex multi-machine environments, and Property definitions provide a way to define custom properties for vRealize Automation objects.