Azure Pack PLAN status always Out of sync

I got the issue in my lab, The PLAN's status shows Out-of-sync after apply sync action in Azure Pack. So the tenants cannot create Virtual Network & VM. Thank you for your help!!
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Admin site:
Tenant site:

Can you make sure that VMM, SPF and WAP are on the same Update Rollup level?
If you have recently installed WAP, then UR3 may be present there, and it is important that you install UR3 for VMM management server and VMM console (which is also on the SPF server).
Currently, we have only UR2 for SPF, which must be installed too.
For troubleshooting, you can check the ManagementODataService log on your SPF server as well as the dedicated WAP logs on each WAP component.
-kn
Kristian (Virtualization and some coffee: http://kristiannese.blogspot.com )

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OS Windows XP SP3
Adobe premiere Pro CS3 (latest updates installed 3.2)
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