Verify the connectivity of your management network VLAN

For download instructions, see Download the VHDX file. You must download a virtual hard disk of the Azure Stack HCI operating system to use for the SDN infrastructure VMs (Network Controller, Software Load Balancer, Gateway). We also recommend collecting logs to determine why the deployment of an SDN VM had failed. Verify connectivity to the SDN URI or SDN cluster.Īfter you've completed these checks and resolved any identified issues through troubleshooting, proceed with deploying SDN again. Verify the connectivity of your management network VLAN.Įnsure that Windows Defender and firewall policies permit WinRM connectivity from the Windows Admin Center VM to the Network Controller VMs. To identify and troubleshoot the cause of the failure in your SDN deployment through Windows Admin Center, perform the following checks:Ĭonfirm that you've downloaded the correct VHDX file. You may see this message in Windows Admin Center during the deployment of Network Controller, Software Load Balancer, or Gateway. is not ready after the 1800 second timeout. If the deployment of virtual machines (VM) for the various SDN components, including Network Controller, Software Load Balancer, or Gateway times out, you see the following error:

This article also provides instructions on how to collect logs after successfully troubleshooting the issues to help diagnose the cause of deployment failure. Use this guidance to troubleshoot the issues before creating a support ticket. This article provides guidance on how to troubleshoot issues that you may encounter while deploying the SDN components using Windows Admin Center. You can deploy Software Defined Networking (SDN) on Azure Stack HCI using SDN Express PowerShell scripts or using Windows Admin Center either as part of the cluster creation workflow or after creating a cluster.

Applies to: Azure Stack HCI, versions 22H2, 21H2, and 20H2 Windows Server 2022, Windows Server 2019

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