How to Remove a VM from vRA portal having status "Disposing".

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Please follow the below steps to remove/unregister a VM from vRA portal.

Download VMware vRealize cloud client 4.4 version from VMware portal (https://my.vmware.com/web/vmware/details?downloadGroup=CLOUDCLIENT_440&productId=491) and go to bin folder and run cloudclient.bat file for Windows or cloudclient.sh if using Unix/Linux system.

CloudClient command prompt will open like below screenshot.


  1. Log in to the vRA appliance by running this command:

    vra login userpass --user "username" --tenant "Tenant Name" --server "vRA portal FQDN" --password "Password"
  2. Log in to the IAAS machine by running this command:

    vra login iaas --user "username" --domain "domain name" --server "web server FQDN" --password "Password"
Remove the unwanted machine from vRealize Automation by running this command:

vra machines forceunregister --name "name_of_the_VM"

Where name_of_VM is the name of a virtual machine.

 This task will take approx 5-10 mins so please be patience and then check the VM status on vRA portal in Managed machines tab.

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