In the post I will demonstrate how to configure the vCenter plug-in within the vRealize Orchestrator client: So, let’s get stared.

• Log in to vRealize Automation Orchestrator client as a user having the appropriate permissions to use the Orchestrator client.
  
• In the left pane Click on Library and Workflows.
  
• In the workflow library, search for Add a vCenter Server Instance workflow and click on Run.
  

• A dialog box will open and prompts for the following input:
  
• • IP or host name from the vCenter Server.
    
  • The HTTPS port is 443.
    
  • Enter “/sdk” within the Location of the SDK input box.
    
  • Select Yes for Will you orchestrate this instance.
    
  • With the Ignore Certificate Warnings checkbox, select Yes.
    

• Click on second tab “Set the connection properties”, it will ask for below details.
  
• • For Use shared Session select Yes.
    
  • In the Username for Orchestrator to connect to vCenter Server field, enter administrator@vsphere.local.
    
  • Provide the Password of the user.
    
  • Enter the Domain name.
    

• Move to 3^rd tab Additional Endpoints and verify the details as below.
  
• • URL of PBM endpoint default is https://vcenter-infra.infra.vralab.net:443/pbm
    
  • URL for SMS endpoint default is https://vcenter-infra.infra.vralab.net:443/sms/sdk
    

• Now click on Run and it will start the workflow.
  

• Once the workflow run successfully and completed, you can see your vCenter server added in vSphere vCenter Plug-in
  

That’s it for this post. 🙂

Hope you like reading this post. If you think this post is helpful to you, please like & share also comment if you need any further discussion.