Virsa application components not found in Visual Admin tool (GRC AC 5.3)

Hi experts,
I have this weird issue. I was trying to run the background job to synch the backend roles, users and profiles in CC. But when I checked the background job deamon through this link
http://209.207.245.71:50000/sap/CCADStatus.jsp , the screen was blink.
I searched and found this note #999785.
When I looked for the " virsa/ccxsysbgear application" through the Visual Administrator, I could not find any of the Virsa components application in our GRC server under this path:
Visual Admin --> cluster tab --> deploy folder --> virsa/* (all components)
We have AE, FF configured and running in our development server. Now I am configuring the CC and found all the virsa application services are missing.
We are implemented GRC Access control 5.3 . Any ideas how to get these components deployed and running in the Visual Admin tool??
Some of the sample deployed components are
1. virsa/ccxsysbgear application '
2. virsa/ccume
3. virsa/AEume
4. virsa/ccxsysbher etc
Greatly appreciate your help!
Thanks
Siri

I found these files with the new name.. There is no virsa tag for these files.

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