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- Troubleshooting Azure Arc for Servers - Status Offline
While trying out the capabilities of Azure Arc for Servers, I came across a couple of times when the on-premises virtual machine showed as ‘Offline’ in the Azure Portal To help troubleshoot this, there’s a command line tool that can help reconnect the machine to Azure, called azcmagent exe
- Troubleshoot Azure Connected Machine agent connection issues - Azure Arc
If this message is encountered while attempting to connect the server to Azure, the agent won't be able to communicate with the Azure Arc service Delete the resource in Azure and try connecting again
- Troubleshooting Azure Arc for Servers - Techielass
The Azure Arc agent is a powerful and useful tool, but occasionally you will have to dive into the depths of it and troubleshoot and issue Knowing the azcmagent command and its options can be useful to troubleshoot those issues or change the configuration of the Arc agent
- Azure Arc Error – The Server Certificate has Expired
This post details an Azure Arc error and fix for Arc certificates expiring after the Servers are disconnected for a period of time
- SOLVED: Missing Windows Server Agent Heartbeat - Check Azure Arc Status . . .
If you need to verify that Azure Arc is still working simply: If the plugins are installed, you can also run the Azure Arc Agent Troubleshooter: Note that there are four failures which are normal and can safely be ignored as shown in the screenshot above
- Step By Step Troubleshooting Azure Arc-enabled servers with agent . . .
Azure Arc-enabled servers enables you to manage your Windows and Linux physical servers and virtual machines hosted outside of Azure, on your corporate network, or other cloud provider This management experience is designed to be consistent with how you manage native Azure virtual machines
- Troubleshooting Azure Arc for Servers – Status Offline
While trying out the capabilities of Azure Arc for Servers, I came across a couple of times when the on-premises virtual machine showed as ‘Offline’ in the Azure Portal To help troubleshoot this, there’s a command line tool that can help reconnect the machine to Azure, called azcmagent exe
- Azure Arc Agent Status Offline - Microsoft Q A
It looks like you have already tried most of the troubleshooting steps, but try the following and see if it helps: Issue a Reconnect Command: If your server was previously connected and working, use the azcmagent tool to issue a reconnect command
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