Windows media services remote storage

AggregateException", "stackTrace": " at Microsoft. StorageException", "stackTrace": " at Microsoft. WebException", "stackTrace": " at Microsoft. Improve this question. Devesh Tipe Devesh Tipe 8 8 bronze badges. Providing code parts that cause the error is the first thing to post when asking question on SO.

Does your code work with smaller files, or fails there too? Therefore, I believe there maybe some portal update going on last night.

Could you try to upload your file again? I tried this several times. Still getting the same error — Devesh Tipe. I got the same issue today using a command line tool I wrote to upload single MB blobs to Azure, using storageAccount.

GetContainerReference container. GetBlockBlobReference blobName. UploadFromFile path, FileMode. It assumes that you are booting the Windows installation media from one of the following sources:. For additional information about how to set up the installation media, see Table A Note - The next events occur very quickly; therefore, focused attention is needed for the following steps. Watch carefully for these messages as they appear on the screen for a brief time. You might want to enlarge the size of your screen to eliminate scroll bars.

Note - The dialog that appears in your installation might differ depending on the type of disk controller installed in your server. If you see the storage target where you want to install the operating system but want to change the default partition settings associated with that target, select the target, click Drive Options , then proceed to Step 9.

If you see the storage target where you want to install the operating system and do not want to change the default partition settings for that target, select the target and click Next , then proceed to Step The selected driver appears in the Select the Driver to Be Installed dialog. The partition settings for the selected target appear at the bottom of the Where Do You Want to Install Windows dialog. Each application will create pools for its own exclusive use.

However, applications can share media pools, as application pools can be subsets of a media pool. The Removable Media service must be active for the commands to work. The line commands are all prefixed with rsm, and include. RSM has been known to stop responding to media requests, or your backup utility may be issuing error messages stating that it cannot connect to the Removable Storage service.

If this happens, check out the obvious first, make sure that the RSM service is not disabled or stopped. If you see the message 'the removable storage database failed to load. Check the event log' then that could mean the database is corrupt. Database recovery procedures are described below. Before you start to recover your database, check out the DelayStart value in the registry. By default, the RSM service is delayed by 45 seconds to help boot performance.

If you want to RSM to start up faster, you change that registry key. Standard caution applies, you update the registry at your own risk, and if things go wrong, then worst case is that you need to reload the whole Windows operating system. The value is in seconds. If your application program does not recognise the removable device, then this is usually a physical problem with the device or maybe the cable that connects it.