If your Microsoft Integration Runtime (IR) is offline, disconnected, or unresponsive, it can disrupt scheduled data refreshes, job executions, and Smartload uploads. This guide walks you through how to restart or re-register your IR so data can continue flowing between your system and Catalyst.
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What Is the Integration Runtime (IR)?
The Integration Runtime (IR) is a Microsoft-hosted component that acts as a bridge between your on-premises environment and the Azure Data Factory pipelines powering Catalyst. It securely moves your data from local systems (like your ERP or SQL database) into Catalyst for analysis and reporting.
For you (the client): IR ensures your internal systems can securely transmit updated data to Catalyst.
For EBM: We use IR to automate, schedule, and monitor those transfers. If it goes offline, data canât sync properly, which can lead to stale reports or failed jobs.
Most IR setups are installed directly on a server in your environment and registered with a unique key that ties your instance to your ADF pipelines. Occasionally, the IR can become disconnected or need to be re-authenticatedâespecially after a server update, firewall change, or expired token.
â When You Should Follow This Guide
Your IR shows Stopped, Disconnected, or isn't syncing data
Smartload uploads arenât processing or reports are outdated
You're instructed by EBM support to re-register the IR
How to Troubleshoot
If your Microsoft Integration Runtime (IR) is stuck, offline, or no longer connecting to your pipelines, follow these steps to restart and re-register the IR service.
Step 1: Open the Integration Runtime App
On your server, open the Start Menu and search for "Integration Runtime".
Launch the Microsoft Integration Runtime Configuration Manager.
Step 2: Check IR Status
If it shows Running, you're good to go.
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If it says Stopped or Disconnected:
Click Stop, wait a few seconds, then click Start.
This often resolves minor issues.
Step 3: Re-register the Integration Runtime
If restarting doesnât fix it, re-register the IR with a new key.
Instructions:
Open PowerShell as Administrator.
Run:
cd "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Integration Runtime\5.0\Shared"
.\UnregisterIntegrationRuntime.ps1Get a new IR key from your Azure portal (in ADF).
Run:
.\RegisterIntegrationRuntime.ps1 -IntegrationRuntimeKey "PASTE_YOUR_KEY_HERE"Step 4: Restart the Service
Still in PowerShell, restart the service:
net stop "DIAHostService"
net start "DIAHostService"Step 5: Confirm Itâs Working
Open the Integration Runtime app again.
It should now say Running and show itâs connected.
đ Still Not Working?
If none of the steps in this guide resolve the issue, the best course of action is to reinstall the Integration Runtime on your server. After reinstalling:
Reach out to EBM Support to request your authentication key.
Weâll provide the key securely through our secure password manager.
Youâll use this key during the IR registration process to re-establish the connection.
Once your IR is successfully re-registered, Catalyst will resume pulling in data as normal.
đ Need Help?
If the steps donât work:
Make sure you're copying the full key from Azure
Try using
Set-ExecutionPolicy Unrestrictedin PowerShell if you get a script errorContact our support team with a screenshot and error message
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