Delete the information of damaged or faulted domains.

You can delete an enabled domain which is in a provisioned state, and has one or more hosts in DELETE_FAILED state.

Prerequisites

  • Remove the infrastructure associated with the domain. For example, management appliances like vCenter, NSX manager, vRLI, vRO, TCA-CP, DVS, Portgroups, Host Folders, Network Folders, DataCenters, Clusters, and ESXi hosts.
  • Ensure that there is no active task running in Infrastructure Automation.

Procedure

  1. Stop the tcf-manager docker container with the command docker stop tcf-manager .
  2. Navigate to /common/lib/docker/volumes/tcf-manager-config/_data/ .
    1. Open the In cloud_spec.json file, remove the entries of the domain as required.
    2. Open the cloud_config.json file, remove the entries of the domain as required.
    3. Open the ip_usage.json file, remove the entries of the domain as required.
  3. Navigate to /common/lib/docker/volumes/tcf-manager-specs/_data/ .
    1. Open the certificates folder, remove the certificates of the domain as required.
    2. Open the csrs folder, remove the csr entries of the domain as required.
    3. Open the private folder, remove the entries of the domain as required.
    4. Remove the bringup json file of the required domain.
    5. Remove the appliance properties files of the required domain if available.
  4. Stop the tcf-manager docker container with the command docker start tcf-manager .