Windows Server 2012 Pooled Virtual Desktop collection GetVMstate issue

I am trying to create a Pooled Desktop collection with my Powered off VM and it errors out The
virtual desktop must be in a stopped state: Could not identify the state of the virtual desktop. Ensure that the RD virtualisation host server is available on the network and the virtual desktop is shut down
In the debug logs it shows.
Component RdmsModel: GetVMstate for Vm Win7_BaseVM failed with error 16386
Component RDExceptionHandler: Could not identify the state of the virtual desktop. Ensure that the RD Virtualization Host server sunflower-1.HYPERQA.NUTANIX.COM is available on the network and that the virtual
desktop Win7VMSF is shut down.
Please help on resolving this GetVMState issue.

Hi Krishna,
Thank you for posting in Windows Server Forum.
When you are configuring RDVH initially, please see that you have meet prerequisites. Remember that you need these pre-requirements:
• Database based on SQL Server 2008 R2
• Static IP Address for all Broker
• Round Robin DNS
• All RD Broker must be members of AD Windows Group (es. RDCB Server Group)
• The group must be insert into SQL Server as sysadmin ONLY for the DB creation. After that DB will be created give the db_owner permission only for their DB
More information.
Windows Server 2012 R2: Unable Add New VDI Template
In addition, we need all RD Broker must have the same SQL Native Client as main SQL Server (es. SQL Server 2012 SP1). The Connection Broker server's computer account MUST be a member of the local administrators group on the Virtual Host (RDS Host) machine and
then reboot the server. Finally check the result.
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Hope it helps!
Thanks.
Dharmesh Solanki

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