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Verbose 08:03:18 Running operation 'RunRemote' Verbose 08:03:18 Running operation 'StopRole' Verbose 08:03:18 Running operation 'DisableLoadBalancing' Verbose 08:03:18 Running dependencies for operation 'StopRole' Verbose 08:03:18 Running operation 'Repair'
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Verbose 08:03:18 Running operation 'AutoRepair' Applies to: Certain characters have special meanings when used in file names in OneDrive, SharePoint, Windows and macOS, such as '' for wildcards, and '\' in file name paths.
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(a full autorepair before looping back again) There is nothing that seems relevant in the regular Application or System log either.
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Nothing is printed in the logs on the controller or the management server I'm trying to install in the places that you referred to. Once the FeedURL is corrected, try to repair the machine. You can double check the web app using IIS on the controller machine, it should be called HostingOfflineFeed under the Default Web Site. The feed URL should point to folder on your controller machine in C:\HostingOfflineFeed\feeds\Websites\websites.xml. Or if the management server feed URL is bad, set it in the database in the wff.RoleServers table. If either of those looks like it may be messed up, set it to the correct value with either: (Get-WebSitesServer -ServerType ManagementServer).FeedUrl If this is fine, look at the Feed URL for the management server. (Get-WebSitesConfig -Type Global).FeedUrl To query your Feed URL run the following command: The feed URL is the URL of the WebPI feed which is used to install products on the servers. It looks like you may have a problem with your feed URL.
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Operation failed to complete.įailed to run method '.Providers.CreateRoleContainerRemoteMethod' on server 'vc-mn-01'. I have turned off all internal firewalls for troubleshooting purposes but still run into the same error message.įailed to run operation 'RunRemote'. To fix this and have tried with a full reinstall of both the management servers and the controllers. The controllers installed fine after a few tries (with some buggy database creation behaviour were the metering database wasn't created but the wizard still continued) however when adding the management server I run in to the following problem.
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I finally solved this issue by uninstalling the controller software from Windows and cleaning up the registry settings under "HKLM\.\IIS Extensions\.". I couldn't redo the file-server configuration in the MMC either when I fixed the fileshare When installing the first controller I had some issues during the MMC wizard because my fileshare was not accessible (firewallĬonfiguration) however the checkbox became green, this rendered me unable to click the configure button on the Management server role and therefore I couldn't proceed. I've installed Azure Pack Websites several times before and been successful in doing so however I'm not sure what might go wrong here. As a result, you receive the "Could not connect to the endpoint URL" error.I'm trying to install the latest Azure Pack Websites v2 ru6 using the new MMC installer but keep on running into problems. If you run a sync command using -region us-west-1 when the VPC endpoint is in a different Region, then the CLI contacts. VPC endpoints for Amazon S3 are Region-specific. If you're using a VPC endpoint for Amazon S3, then verify that the correct Region is set in the AWS CLI config file.The NAT gateway provisions an internet path to reach the Amazon S3 endpoint. Check if there is a network address translation (NAT) gateway associated with the route table of the subnet.If the EC2 instance is in a private subnet: The configuration file must specify the correct AWS Region. If the network ACL restricts access to only a specific region of Amazon S3 IP address ranges, then check the configuration file of the AWS CLI.If the outbound rule is "DENY", then change it to "ALLOW". In the network ACL, check the outbound rule for port 443. Check the network access control list (ACL) of the Amazon VPC that your instance is in.If the EC2 instance is in a public subnet: