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Stop script for service model: AOSService on machine:

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Posted on by Yuji 4,125

Hi,

I tried to use the LCS to deploy a deployable package to one of our environment.

And it showed the error in step 3. Stop script for service model: AOSService on machine: Demo001.

I tried to resume the step, but still failed.

How can I fix this?

Thanks,

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    risalazar Profile Picture
    risalazar 20 on at
    Stop script for service model: AOSService on machine:
    As a note to anyone experiencing this problem, as of version 10.0.36, an updated Microsoft Visual C++ (VC++) runtime environment must be installed in cloud-hosted environments for developers (also known as OneBox environments) or VHD images as a prerequisite for new service updates.
  • Moiza Profile Picture
    Moiza 21 on at
    RE: Stop script for service model: AOSService on machine:

    Close VS session on the VM if this is the case. It worked for me.

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    Yuji Profile Picture
    Yuji 4,125 on at
    RE: Stop script for service model: AOSService on machine:

    Looks like the VS needs to be closed in the VM before we run the LCS deployment.

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    Pravasti AK Profile Picture
    Pravasti AK 2,985 on at
    RE: Stop script for service model: AOSService on machine:

    Hi,

    In Microsoft Dynamics Lifecycle Services (LCS), open the Environment page.

    Click the name of a virtual machine (VM), and establish a Remote Desktop connection to the VM by using the user name and password that are provided on theEnvironmentpage.

    On the VM, download the zip file for the deployable package from LCS.

    Note: After you download the zip file, right-click it, and then select Properties. Then, in the Properties dialog box, on the General tab, click Unblock to unlock the files. Finally, extract the files, and continue with the next step.

    In the folder where the deployable package was extracted, find and open the file that is named DefaultTopologyData.xml. You must populate this file with the VM name and installed components.

  • Yuji Profile Picture
    Yuji 4,125 on at
    RE: Stop script for service model: AOSService on machine:

    Thanks Kavitha,

    But we are working on LCS. Do you mean I need to log into the VM and manually to fix it, then continue to Resume on LCS?

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    Pravasti AK Profile Picture
    Pravasti AK 2,985 on at
    RE: Stop script for service model: AOSService on machine:

    Hi,

    Using Windows PowerShell ISE you are actually able to debug your way through the script.

    When you have located the error you can use AXUpdateInstaller to mark the step as completed and it will automatically move on to the next step.

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