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FolorunsoOjuri-8143 asked vipullag-MSFT commented

Azure Stack HCI

I recently installed Azure Stack on 2 nodes. I am able to set ip address on the first server but the second server throws error.

I tried on 2 other servers and same error observed.

Any suggestion about how to resolve issue?

Please find attached error message.


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Kindly advise.

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TrentHelms-MSFT answered

Hi @FolorunsoOjuri-8143,

The easiest way to alleviate this issue would be to set the IP address for the NIC via PowerShell. You can choose option 15 from sconfig to drop into PowerShell and use the commands below to set the static IP and DNS servers appropriately.

Get-NetAdapter "ADAPTER_NAME" | Set-NetIPInterface -Dhcp Disabled
Get-NetAdapter "ADAPTER_NAME" | New-NetIPAddress -IPAddress 10.46.1.157 -PrefixLength 16 -DefaultGateway 10.46.0.254
Get-NetAdapter "ADAPTER_NAME" | Set-DnsClientServerAddress -ServerAddresses ("X.X.X.X, Y.Y.Y.Y") <-- of course, replace with the appropriate IPs :)

Hope this helps!
Trent

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