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If you [set up vCenter to use Active Directory](/vmware-engine/docs/vmware-platform/howto-identity-sources) and want to use a user from your identity source, add the user to the group.\n - Create a role named `VMware Aria Automation IaaS administrator role` with the set of permissions that are listed in the following table.\n - Apply the `VMware Aria Automation IaaS administrator role` to the `VMware Aria Automation IaaS administrator group` at the vCenter level.\n\nInstall VMware Aria Automation in your on-premises environment\n--------------------------------------------------------------\n\nDeploy a vSphere Agent for the VMware Aria Automation endpoint.\n\n1. Sign in to the VMware Aria Automation IaaS server appliance as `VMware Aria Automation IaaS administrator user`.\n2. Go to `https://`\u003cvar translate=\"no\"\u003evra-url\u003c/var\u003e`:5480/installer`, where \u003cvar translate=\"no\"\u003evra-url\u003c/var\u003e is the URL that you use to access the VMware Aria Automation administration UI.\n3. Click **IaaS Installer** to download the installer. The naming convention for the installer file is `setup_vra-url@5480.exe`.\n4. Run the installer. On the **Welcome** screen, click **Next**.\n5. Accept the EULA and click **Next**.\n6. Provide the sign-in information, click **Accept Certificate** , and then click **Next**.\n7. Select **Custom Install** and **Proxy Agents** , and click **Next**.\n8. Enter the IaaS server sign-in information and click **Next** . If you are using Active Directory, enter the username in **domain\\\\user** format. Otherwise, use **user@domain** format.\n9. For the proxy settings, enter **vSphere** for **Agent type**. Enter a name for the agent.\n10. Enter the IaaS server FQDN in the **Manager Service Host** and the **Model\n Manager Web Service Host** fields.\n11. Click **Test** to test the connection for each of the FQDN values. If the test fails, modify your DNS settings so that the IaaS server hostname is resolved.\n12. Enter a name for the vCenter server endpoint for the private cloud. Record the name for use later in the configuration process.\n13. Click **Next**.\n14. Click **Install**.\n\nConfigure the vSphere agent\n---------------------------\n\n1. Go to `https://vra-url/vcac` and sign in as **ConfigurationAdmin**.\n2. Select **Infrastructure \\\u003e Endpoints \\\u003e\n Endpoints**.\n3. Select **New \\\u003e Virtual \\\u003e vSphere**.\n4. Enter the vSphere endpoint name that you specified in the previous procedure.\n5. For **Address** , enter the private cloud vCenter Server URL in the format `https://vcenter-fqdn/sdk`, where `vcenter-fqdn` is the name of the vCenter server.\n6. Enter the credentials for the VMware Aria Automation IaaS administrator user that Cloud Customer Care created for you.\n7. Click **Test Connection** to validate the user credentials. If the test fails, verify the URL, account information, and endpoint name and test again.\n8. After a successful test, click **OK** to create the vSphere endpoint.\n\n### Verify the endpoint name\n\nTo identify the correct vCenter server endpoint name, do the following:\n\n1. Open a command prompt on the IaaS appliance.\n2. Change the directory to `C:\\Program Files (x86)\\VMware\\vCAC\\Agents\u003cvar\u003eAGENT_NAME`, replacing \u003cvar translate=\"no\"\u003eAGENT_NAME\u003c/var\u003e with the name you assigned to the vCenter server endpoint.\n3. Run the following command.\n\n ..\\..\\Server\\DynamicOps.Vrm.VRMencrypt.exe VRMAgent.exe.config get\n\nThe output is similar to the following. The value of the\n`managementEndpointName` field is the endpoint name.\n\n`managementEndpointName: cslab1pc3-vc`\n\n\n`doDeletes: true`\n\nWhat's next\n-----------\n\n- Learn about [elevating privileges](/vmware-engine/docs/private-clouds/howto-elevate-privilege) on your private cloud.\n- [Contact Cloud Customer Care](/vmware-engine/docs/support) to create a VMware Aria Automation IaaS administrator user."]]
