You can use command arguments to set the execution parameters of the deployment command.
You can add a space-separated list of arguments to the CLI deployment command.
vcsa-deploy install path_to_the_json_file list_of_arguments
Argument | Description |
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--accept-eula | Accepts the end-user license agreement. Required for executing the deployment command. |
--acknowledge-ceip | Confirms your acknowledgement of your VMware Customer Experience Improvement Program (CEIP) participation. Required if the |
-v, --verbose | Adds debug information to the console output. |
-t, --terse | Hides the console output. Displays only warning and error messages. |
--log-dir LOG_DIR | Sets the location of the log and other output files. |
--skip-ovftool-verification | Performs basic verification of the configuration parameters in the JSON file and deploys the appliance. Does not perform verification of the OVF Tool parameters. |
--no-esx-ssl-verify | Skips the SSL verification for ESXi connections.
Important: Avoid using this option because it might cause problems during deployment or after deployment because of not validated identity of the target
ESXi host.
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--no-ssl-certificate-verification | Skips security certificate verification for all server connections. |
--operation-id OPERATION_ID | Provides an operation ID to track installation activities. |
--pause-on-warnings | Pauses and waits for acknowledgment of warnings. |
--verify-template-only | Performs basic template verification of the configuration parameters in the JSON file. Does not deploy the appliance. |
--precheck-only | Performs only the basic template verification and OVF Tool parameter verification. Does not deploy the appliance. |
--sso-ssl-thumbprint SSL-SHA1-THUMBPRINT | Validates server certificate against the supplied SHA1 thumbprint. |
-h, --help | Displays the help message for the vcsa-deploy install command. |
--template-help | Displays the help message for the use of configuration parameters in the JSON deployment file. |
After the execution finishes, you can get the exit code of the command.
Exit Code | Description |
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0 | Command ran successfully |
1 | Runtime error |
2 | Validation error |
3 | Template error |