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## Troubleshoot scale sets with Flexible orchestration
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Find the right solution to your troubleshooting scenario.
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### InvalidParameter. The specified fault domain count 3 must fall in the range 1 to 2.
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**Cause:** The `platformFaultDomainCount` parameter is invalid for the region or zone selected.
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**Solution:** You must select a valid `platformFaultDomainCount` value. For zonal deployments, the maximum `platformFaultDomainCount` value is 1. For regional deployments where no zone is specified, the maximum `platformFaultDomainCount` varies depending on the region. See [Manage the availability of VMs for scripts](../virtual-machines/availability.md) to determine the maximum fault domain count per region.
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### OperationNotAllowed. Deletion of Virtual Machine Scale Set isn't allowed as it contains one or more VMs. Please delete or detach the VM(s) before deleting the Virtual Machine Scale Set.
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OperationNotAllowed. Deletion of Virtual Machine Scale Set isn't allowed as it contains one or more VMs. Please delete or detach the VM(s) before deleting the Virtual Machine Scale Set.
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### InvalidParameter. The value 'True' of parameter 'singlePlacementGroup' is not allowed. Allowed values are: False.
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**Cause:** Trying to create a Virtual Machine Scale Set in Flexible Orchestration Mode with no outbound internet connectivity.
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**Solution:** Enable secure outbound access for your Virtual Machine Scale Set in the manner best suited for your application. Outbound access can be enabled with a NAT Gateway on your subnet, adding instances to a Load Balancer backend pool, or adding an explicit public IP per instance. For highly secure applications, you can specify custom User Defined Routes through your firewall or virtual network applications. See [Default Outbound Access](../virtual-network/ip-services/default-outbound-access.md) for more details.
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## Get started with Flexible orchestration mode
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Register and get started with [Flexible orchestration mode](..\virtual-machines\flexible-virtual-machine-scale-sets.md) for your Virtual Machine Scale Sets.
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