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# Support
+## Troubleshooting tips
+
+#### Keep Software up-to-date
+RGCOPY relies on several PowerShell modules. A malfunction of these modules might directly result in a failure of RGCOPY. Therefore, you should make sure that you always use the newest version of:
+
+- PowerShell
+- PowerShell modules **Az**, **Az.NetAppFiles** and **Az.HanaOnAzure**
+- RGCOPY
+
+#### Analyze deployment errors
+
+The most important feature of RGCOPY is deploying an ARM template. This might fail for various reasons that are not under control of RGCOPY. For example, a specific VM size might not be available in the requested region and zone. In case of an error, check the following log files:
+
+- **RGCOPY log file**
All error messages and the call stack are displayed on the console and are written to the RGCOPY log file.
+- **Activity log**
This is available in Azure Portal for the resource group and for each resource.
+- **Deployments log**
This is available in Azure Portal for the resource group.
+
+#### Analyze custom script errors
+
+RGCOPY allows you running your own scripts inside the VMs. Failures of these scripts are not the responsibility of RGCOPY.
+For running these scripts, RGCOPY uses the cmdlet `Invoke-AzVMRunCommand`. This cmdlet is communicating with the Azure Agent that is installed inside the VM. If this does not work reliably then you should **update the Azure Agent** (waagent) to the newest version.
+Any other software component inside the VM could also cause problems with `Invoke-AzVMRunCommand`. To be on the save side, you should use an OS image from the Azure Marketplace rather than your own custom OS image.
+
+#### Supported resources
+
+Azure is permanently releasing new resource types and new features for existing resources. RGCOPY only supports a limited set of resource types. It is simply impossible to support all of them. In particular, RGCOPY does not support *classic* VMs. Some features (e.g. Network Peering) are only supported for very specific boundary conditions. Adding support for further resource types to RGCOPY might or might not happen in the future.
+A new feature of a supported resource might cause issues with RGCOPY in the future. Therefore, you should always use the newest version of RGCOPY.
+
+
## How to file issues and get help
This project uses GitHub Issues to track bugs and feature requests. Please search the existing
-issues before filing new issues to avoid duplicates. For new issues, file your bug or
-feature request as a new Issue.
+issues before filing new issues to avoid duplicates. For new issues, file your bug or
+feature request as a new Issue. For better analysis, the RGCOPY zip file might be needed.
## Microsoft Support Policy