The VMware Aria Automation 8 Migration Assistant tool includes these network limitations.

  • You can only set one CIDR and only use the corresponding the IP ranges.
  • CIDR and Subnet size might be inaccurate. You can correct this by editing the sizes in the Network Profile post migration.
  • VMware Aria Automation 8 only supports Infoblox. No other third-party IPAM is supported. All other third-party IPAMs must be ported to the VMware Aria Automation 8 IPAM SDK by the user.
  • Before you can migrate to VMware Aria Automation 8.x, the source and target IPAM endpoint configurations must be the same.
  • The VMware Aria Automation 8 Migration Assistant does not support blueprints with a private network component that do not contain a private network profile for migration.
  • Virtual machine IP allocations for both VMs and onboarded VMs are checked during deployment migration and allocated against the onboarded resources in VMware Aria Automation 8. If you only migrate your source infrastructure and not your deployments, provisioning virtual machines might fail because your source IP addresses are not migrated and allocated against VMware Aria Automation 8 onboarded resources.
  • After migrating to VMware Aria Automation 8, all IPAM information is migrated. However, day2 operations, such as deleting deployments, release the IP addresses from an external IPAM for deployments containing external network profiles only. You must manually remove the IP address from IPAM for deployments containing on-demand networks. As a workaround, you can create a subscription to remove the IP from IPAM.
  • If IP addresses are not allocated when migrating network profiles, they are allocated during deployment migration.