A VCF administrator is reviewing the configuration of vRealize Automation (vRA) and notices that the 'Default Tenant' has a large number of unused custom properties. What is the best practice recommendation for this situation?

Convert them to global properties to make them available across all tenants.

Keep them because they might be used by future blueprints.

Disable them instead of deleting them to preserve the ability to re-enable later.

Remove unused custom properties to reduce complexity and potential misconfigurations.

Which external service connectivity issue would most likely cause VCF Automation to fail when sending email notifications?

The SMTP server is unreachable from the VCF Automation appliance.

The identity source is unreachable from the VCF Automation appliance.

The vCenter Server is unreachable from the VCF Automation appliance.

The DNS server is unreachable from the VCF Automation appliance.

After applying a corrective action to fix a vRealize Automation (vRA) configuration issue, what is the most reliable way to verify that the issue is resolved?

Check the vRA logs for the absence of error messages.

Run a test deployment that exercises the affected functionality.

Ask the user who reported the issue to try again.

Confirm that the vRA services are running.

After identifying that VCF Automation cannot connect to vCenter Server due to an incorrect FQDN, which corrective action should be taken?

Update the vCenter Server endpoint configuration with the correct FQDN.

Restart the VCF Automation service.

Reinstall the VCF Automation appliance.

Change the vCenter Server's IP address.

A VCF administrator is troubleshooting why a user cannot log in to vRealize Automation (vRA) even though the user exists in the corporate Active Directory. The identity source is configured, and other users from the same domain can log in. What is the most likely cause?

The user's account is locked out in Active Directory.

The vRA appliance's clock is out of sync with the domain controller.

The identity source is not configured correctly.

The user is not assigned to any vRA role.

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6application · medium
A VCF administrator is reviewing the configuration of vRealize Automation (vRA) and notices that the 'Default Tenant' has a large number of unused custom properties. What is the best practice recommendation for this situation?
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Which external service connectivity issue would most likely cause VCF Automation to fail when sending email notifications?
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8application · medium
After applying a corrective action to fix a vRealize Automation (vRA) configuration issue, what is the most reliable way to verify that the issue is resolved?
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After identifying that VCF Automation cannot connect to vCenter Server due to an incorrect FQDN, which corrective action should be taken?
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10application · medium
A VCF administrator is troubleshooting why a user cannot log in to vRealize Automation (vRA) even though the user exists in the corporate Active Directory. The identity source is configured, and other users from the same domain can log in. What is the most likely cause?
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