[BUG] Access to the path '.Moc' is denied.

[lucidqdreams]

Describe the bug Very strange, "Applying platform configurations failed. Error: Access to the path '.Moc' is denied."

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior: just trying to deploy AKS service on Azure Stakc HCI

Expected behavior Deploy Kubernetes Service should work from command line or from WAC

Screenshots From Wac Edge

Chrome

from PSWH

created new volume02 that didn't work

but when I created "volume1" it worked

to be clear I used volume01 in my command (and in WAC, I don't even get a choice, its a drop down)

but when I create a new volume called "volume1" files appeared while using the volume01 in the command

Environment (please complete the following information):

• OS: Azure Stack HCI 20349.1850
• Browser Edge & chrome,
• AKS-HCI Version 1.1.81
• Kubernetes Version 1.25.7

Additional context

Collect log files

• From a PowerShell Admin window run Get-AksHciLogs

I actually fully redeployed these host from scratch and got the same results.

[lucidqdreams]

akshcilogsymumbqjm.gkz.zip

[lucidqdreams]

I deleted all the volumes, created only, Volume1, ran uninstall-akshci and eventually got it working. Not sure how the configuration got messed up. and why it wouldn't "set" correctly when I ran the command

it is worth noting that the default installation for a volume is volume01 and the code here is volume1 https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/aks/hybrid/kubernetes-walkthrough-powershell

Perhaps updating the sample code above to Volume01 would help and maybe somewhere here https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/aks/hybrid/known-issues-installation how to clearly check where everything is pointing

[mkostersitz]

@lucidqdreams thank you for reporting this issue. @baziwane Can you take a look at this issue please and check the docs.