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title: Troubleshoot common issues with Azure Virtual Desktop
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description: Documentation for troubleshooting common issues with Azure Virtual Desktop. # Required; article description that is displayed in search results. < 160 chars.
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ms.topic: landing-page # Required
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ms.author: jarrettr
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ms.reviewer: kaushika #Required; microsoft alias of author; optional team alias.
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7. Exit the SAP Admin account, and then remove the cluster from maintenance mode:
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### Scenario 3, Symptom 2: SAP HANA doesn't start because of replication failure
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The SAP HANA resource experiences startup failures, and its `hana_xxx_roles` attribute shows `1:N:master1::worker:`. The `N` status indicates that the resource is out of sync and running in standalone mode. The database resource is neither primary nor secondary on any node.
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The SAP HANA resource experiences startup failures, and its `hana_xxx_roles` attribute shows `1:N:primary1::worker:`. The `N` status indicates that the resource is out of sync and running in standalone mode. The database resource is neither primary nor secondary on any node.
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When you run the `sudo pcs status --full` command, the `node attributes` status is shown as follows:
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* hana_XXX_clone_state : UNDEFINED
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* hana_XXX_op_mode : logreplay
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* hana_XXX_remoteHost : node-1
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* hana_XXX_version : 2.00.079.00
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This Migration summary indicates that the SAP HANA resource (SAPHana_XXX_00) failed to start on both nodes (node-0 and node-1). The fail count is set to 1000000 (infinity).
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Restart VM | A graceful restart of your VM or virtual machine scale set instance. This operation is the same as calling the restart feature that's available in the Overview page. | In most cases, this option should be your primary tool when you try to restart your VM. When you use this option, your Serial Console connection experiences a brief interruption, and then automatically resumes when the VM restarts.
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Reset VM | A forceful power cycle of your VM or virtual machine scale that's set by the Azure platform. | This option is used to immediately restart your OS regardless of its current state. Because this operation isn't graceful, there's a risk of data loss or corruption. There's no interruption in the Serial Console connection. This condition is useful for sending commands early during startup (for example, getting to GRUB on a Linux VM or to Safe Mode in a Windows VM).
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SysRq - Reboot (b) | A system request to force a guest restart. | This feature is applicable to only Linux systems, and requires [SysRq to be enabled](../linux/serial-console-nmi-sysrq.md#system-request-sysrq) in the OS. If the system is correctly configured for SysRq, this command causes the OS to restart.
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NMI (Non-maskable Interrupt) | An interrupt command that's delivered to the OS. | This operation is available for both [Windows](./serial-console-windows.md#use-the-serial-console-for-nmi-calls) and [Linux](../linux/serial-console-nmi-sysrq.md#nonmaskable-interrupt-nmi) VMs. It requires NMI to be enabled. Sending an NMI typically causes your system to stop responding. You can configure your system to create a dump file and then restart upon receiving the NMI. This condition might be useful in low-level debugging.
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NMI (Non-maskable Interrupt) | An interrupt command that's delivered to the OS. | This operation is available for both [Windows](./serial-console-windows.md#use-the-serial-console-for-nmi-calls) and [Linux](../linux/serial-console-nmi-sysrq.md#non-maskable-interrupt-nmi) VMs. It requires NMI to be enabled. Sending an NMI typically causes your system to stop responding. You can configure your system to create a dump file and then restart upon receiving the NMI. This condition might be useful in low-level debugging.
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