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<\/a><\/p>\nSource:\u00a0 Repointing vCenter Server to another SSO Domain – VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) Blog<\/a><\/p>\n In this example I will be repointing a single vCenter Server (version: 7.0.3) in the SSO Domain \u201ccsphere.local\u201d to an entire new SSO Domain named \u201cvsphere.local\u201c. Since there is no other vCenter Server\u2019s in the vsphere.local SSO Domain, a pre-check is not required, thus we will not have any conflicts to resolve.<\/p>\n In my lab I am repointing vCenter.zewwy.ca which is my vCenter Server. Notice that my Single Sign-On domain is csphere.local currently.<\/p>\n From the appliance shell we can run cmsso-util to review our command syntax. Here we can also see the other functions of the cmsso-util command such as unregister, reconfigure, repoint (for repointing a vCenter Server to another SSO Site), and domain-repoint. We will be using the domain-repoint argument to point our vCenter Server to a new SSO Domain.<\/p>\n Since we are not migrating this vCenter Server into an existing SSO Domain, the is no need to do a pre-check to review any possible data conflicts between the Source and Destination domains. We begin repointing with the following command:<\/p>\n NOTE: The SSO Administrator (Administrator@csphere.local) credentials ARE REQUIRED. Also, the Destination domain name (–dest-domain-name) equals the name of the new SSO Domain you are pointing the Source vCenter Server to.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n cmsso-util domain-repoint -m execute --src-emb-admin Administrator --dest-domain-name vsphere.local<\/pre>\n