Migration-Supported Operations in NSX-V for vRealize Automation Resources

Over several days of network operations in NSX-V, you can update the configurations of the on-demand resources that you defined earlier in vRealize Automation.

You can directly use the NSX-V UI or APIs to update the previously defined vRealize Automation resource configurations. The migration coordinator fetches the updated configurations from NSX-V and migrates them to NSX.

In the context of migration, the following network operations in NSX-V are supported for vRealize Automation created resources.

Table 1. Supported Operations in NSX-V for vRealize Automation Resources

vRealize Automation Created Resource	Supported Network Operations in NSX-V
On-Demand Networks	Add or delete VMs from existing on-demand networks that are created using vRealize Automation. Delete an existing on-demand network after deleting or moving workload VMs that are created using vRealize Automation.
On-Demand Security Groups	Delete Security Groups that are created using vRealize Automation. Add Security Groups that are created with vRealize Automation to an existing Security Group (out-of-band configuration). Add or change the Security Group in Security Policies that are created with vRealize Automation. Add new firewall rules in Security Policies that are created with vRealize Automation.
DHCP Server configuration	Delete or disable DHCP server configuration that is created with vRealize Automation.
Workload VMs	Change the network interface (vNIC) assignment of a vRealize Automation created VM from dynamic to static, or reverse, or from static IP1 to static IP2. Change from a single vNIC on a vRealize Automation created VM to multiple vNICs, and reverse.
Load balancer configuration	Edit health check related parameters in the load balancer Add or delete pool members Disable load balancer service on the ESG
NAT configuration	Modify existing rules Delete existing rules Reorder rules Add port forwarding rules