Currently I’m testing several MAS POC deployments. With this I deployed my Servers With VMM ready for MAS.
But there are some issues during the deployment.
POCFabricInstaller failed because the following tasks failed: EnableRemotePS
Winrm is configured / installer is full admin so why ?
As the Azure Stack is running in verbose mode I get some info in a lot of log files
As the Deployment failed here
Microsoft Azure Stack POC Deployment
7 out of 124 task(s) completed
[ooooooo
Running
Microsoft Azure Stack POC Fabric Installer
Running Task(s): 1, Completed Task(s): 7, Total Tasks: 52
[ooooooooooooooo
So time to view the log files for the cause of this error. I know it is not the WinRM config
When checking the log files I find the following info :
System.Management.Automation.RemoteException
Cannot stop service ‘Windows Remote Management (WS-Management) (WinRM)’
because it has dependent services. It can only be stopped if the Force flag is
set.
Job fail due state: Failed
So some dependency is stopping my WinRM service. when looking at the Service and dependencies I saw this :
ah the VMM agent is causing this error during the Azure Stack deployment.
VERBOSE: Importing function ‘Start-AzureStackDeploymentScheduledTask’.
Report-Progress : The Microsoft Azure Stack POC deployment failed.
Start-PocFabricInstallerTasks : POCFabricInstaller failed because the
following tasks failed: EnableRemotePS
At C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\AzureStack\Deployment\RunAzureStackDeploymentTask.p
s1:158 char:19
+ … $result = & "Start-$moduleName`Tasks" -StatusUpdatedCallback {
+ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+ CategoryInfo : NotSpecified: (:) [Write-Error], WriteErrorExcep
tion
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : Microsoft.PowerShell.Commands.WriteErrorExceptio
n,Start-PocFabricInstallerTasks
At C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\AzureStack\Deployment\Get-AzureStackDeploymentStatus.ps1:107 char:15
+ $Result = Report-Progress($status)
+ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+ CategoryInfo : NotSpecified: (:) [Write-Error], WriteErrorException
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : Microsoft.PowerShell.Commands.WriteErrorException,Report-Progress
Uninstalling the VMM agent and kicked the Azure Stack deployment PowerShell script again and it worked smoothly
The Logs Can be found here :
C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\AzureStack\Logs\AzureStackFabricInstaller
Happy Stacking
Robert Smit
Twitter: @clustermvp
Cloud and Datacenter MVP ( Expertise: High Available )