What causes Fabric Pipeline Error 2510?

The Azure Batch account URL in the linked service is malformed or points to a non-existent endpoint. Network connectivity issues or firewall rules are blocking outbound requests to the Batch service endpoint. The Azure Batch account has been deleted or moved to a different subscription. DNS resolution failure for the specified Batch account URL

How do I fix Fabric Pipeline Error 2510?

Step 1: Verify the Batch URL in the linked service matches the exact endpoint shown in the Azure portal under your Batch account Overview (format: https:// . .batch.azure.com).. Step 2: Test connectivity to the Batch endpoint from your integration runtime environment using a tool such as curl or Test-NetConnection to rule out network or firewall issues.. Step 3: Confirm the Azure Batch account still exists and is active in the Azure portal; check if it has been deleted or moved.. Step 4: If using a self-hosted integration runtime, verify outbound internet access or private endpoint routing to the Batch service is properly configured.. Step 5: Update and save the linked service with the correct URL, then use the 'Test Connection' feature before re-running the pipeline.

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Power BI Refresh Error:
Fabric Pipeline Error 2510

What does this error mean?

An error occurred while sending a request to the Azure Batch service, typically because the configured Batch URL is invalid or unreachable. The pipeline activity cannot establish a connection to Azure Batch.

Common causes

1The Azure Batch account URL in the linked service is malformed or points to a non-existent endpoint
2Network connectivity issues or firewall rules are blocking outbound requests to the Batch service endpoint
3The Azure Batch account has been deleted or moved to a different subscription
4DNS resolution failure for the specified Batch account URL

How to fix it

1Step 1: Verify the Batch URL in the linked service matches the exact endpoint shown in the Azure portal under your Batch account Overview (format: https://<accountname>.<region>.batch.azure.com).
2Step 2: Test connectivity to the Batch endpoint from your integration runtime environment using a tool such as curl or Test-NetConnection to rule out network or firewall issues.
3Step 3: Confirm the Azure Batch account still exists and is active in the Azure portal; check if it has been deleted or moved.
4Step 4: If using a self-hosted integration runtime, verify outbound internet access or private endpoint routing to the Batch service is properly configured.
5Step 5: Update and save the linked service with the correct URL, then use the 'Test Connection' feature before re-running the pipeline.

Frequently asked questions

Could this be a transient network error rather than a configuration problem?

Yes, occasionally transient network issues can trigger this error. However, if the error persists across multiple retries, it is more likely a configuration or infrastructure issue that requires manual investigation.

How is error 2510 different from error 2509?

Error 2509 is specifically about an invalid URL format detected before the request is sent. Error 2510 occurs when the request is actually attempted and fails during transmission, which can be due to a bad URL or a network/connectivity problem.