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-[Clean up the Edge Device Azure Resource with incorrect VM switch information](#clean-up-the-edge-device-azure-resource-with-incorrect-vm-switch-information)
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-[Refresh the cloud data](#refresh-the-cloud-edgedevices-data)
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-[Restart the deployment via Azure portal](#restart-the-deployment-via-azure-portal)
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-[Recreate the lock on the seed node resource](#recreate-the-lock-on-the-seed-node-resource)
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-[Recreate the lock on the seed node](#recreate-the-lock-on-the-seed-node)
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> [!NOTE]
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> All the steps in this article need to be performed on the seed node.
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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:
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*....is not ready after the 1800 second timeout.*
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*....isn't ready after the 1,800 second timeout.*
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You may see this message in Windows Admin Center during the deployment of Network Controller, Software Load Balancer, or Gateway.
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-[Verify connectivity to the SDN URI or SDN cluster](#verify-connectivity-to-the-sdn-uri-or-sdn-cluster).
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After you've completed these checks and resolved any identified issues through troubleshooting, proceed with deploying SDN again. We also recommend [collecting logs](#collect-logs-for-sdn-components) to determine why the deployment of an SDN VM had failed.
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After you've completed these checks and resolved any identified issues through troubleshooting, proceed with deploying SDN again. We also recommend [collecting logs](#collect-logs-for-sdn-components) to determine why the deployment of an SDN VM failed.
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### Download the correct VHDX file
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### Ensure that Windows Defender and firewall policies permit WinRM connectivity
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You must enable Windows Remote Management (WinRM) and PowerShell remoting to start configuration on the Network Controller VMs that have been deployed. If this is not done, a timeout error occurs.
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You must enable Windows Remote Management (WinRM) and PowerShell remoting to start configuration on the Network Controller VMs that deployed. If this isn't done, a timeout error occurs.
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To verify or enable WinRM and PowerShell remoting, perform these steps:
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## Collect logs for SDN components
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After successfully troubleshooting the deployment issue, we recommend collecting logs to determine why the deployment of an SDN VM had failed.
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After successfully troubleshooting the deployment issue, we recommend collecting logs to determine why the deployment of an SDN VM failed.
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Follow these steps to collect guest logs for the SDN VM:
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