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CCG Custom Plugin Returning Error (The remote procedure call failed.) #541
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@srinivas-kujala Thanks for calling our attention to this error. The issue has been brought up to the team that owns CCG. We'll update this when we have something to share. |
@ntrappe-msft, thank you for acknowledging my request. Awaiting next steps. Thanks |
@ntrappe-msft , do we have any update on this issue from CCG team? |
@srinivas-kujala Hi, I just pinged the thread again. I'll share an update when they respond. Thanks! |
Would you mind opening a ticket with Microsoft support? The CCG team prefers to go through the official mechanisms. |
@ntrappe-msft , I tried to create a ticket but I keeps signing me out. |
Huh, that's weird? Can I ask what browser you're using? I just tested it on Safari + Firefox and it works for me. You might want to try and (1) clear your cache or (2) login to another Microsoft page, then retry the Services Hub one. |
@ntrappe-msft , I've cleared cache tried chrome on windows laptop and safari on mobile. No luck |
I am currently experiencing a similar issue with an AKS cluster configured with gMSA and utilizing the pre-installed aksasv plugin. Upon connecting to the Windows node via RDP and examining the logs, I observed the following output. It seems related to @srinivas-kujala issue. I have confirmed that the GMSACredentialSpec (or credentialspec) configuration is accurate, with particular attention to the PluginInput field within the HostAccountConfig section. Edition: Microsoft Windows Server 2019 Datacenter Also @ntrappe-msft I also cant access this page to raise a ticket |
@ntrappe-msft , looks like we are unable to raise the ticket. Is there anything else we can do to get some help. I see others are facing same issue. The error message doesn't give any clue for us to even troubleshoot from our end we are stuck. |
I would normally tell you to use the Support troubleshooter but that isn't working either 🙃. Give me a few days to figure out how to raise this Issue & what's going wrong with our Support page. |
Services Hub one Started working yesterday for me, I have raised a ticket. |
Oh sweet! If you don't get a response in a week, let me know. I can try to put more pressure on that ticket. |
@ntrappe-msft, should I be raising another ticket? |
This issue has been open for 30 days with no updates. |
@ntrappe-msft , is there any update on this. |
@srinivas-kujala You could raise another ticket pointing to this issue if you want to bring more attention to it. I haven't been contacted by any of our support teams so I don't know the status of the ICM. |
Describe the bug
Setting up custom ccg plugin on my local machine to run windows containers as non-domain joined failing with RPC error.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
docker run --security-opt "credentialspec=file://servereps_gmsaplugin.json" --hostname webapp01 -it mcr.microsoft.com/windows/server:ltsc2022 powershell
docker: Error response from daemon: hcs::CreateComputeSystem f8a7b59bca075e1afea0a808f725bf1468f8ad163d1889bc98c1dd3775b8302f: winapi error #3489792023.
Expected behavior
Configuration:
Additional context
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