The removeclientnode utility allows you to remove a particular client node from a cluster.
removeclientnode cache-id(s) /s[servername] server-name /c[clientnode] [option[...]]
| Argument | Description |
|---|---|
| cache-id(s) | Specifies one or more id(s) of a Clustered Cache. Cache must exist on source server. |
| /s[servername] source-server-name | Specifies a server name where the NCache service is running and a cache with the specified cache-id is registered. Cache configuration is copied from this server to the destination server. The default is the local machine. |
| /c[clientnode] client-node-name | Specifies the client node name where the NCache service is running to remove it from the cache's current client nodes. |
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| /p[port] port-number | Specifies a port number for communication with the NCache server. |
| /nologo | Suppresses display of the logo banner. |
| /? | Displays command syntax and options for the utility. |
The system, where you use removeclientnode utility, must have NCache service installed and running. By default, removeclientnode utility tries to remove a client node if it is already exists in a cluster. Otherwise it will prompt an error.
The following command removes a client node from a specified cache and server.
removeclientnode mycache /s 20.200.20.2 /c 20.200.20.2
The following command specifies the port number for communication with NCache server.
removeclientnode mycache /s 20.200.20.2 /c 20.200.20.2 /p 7803
The following command displays the command syntax and options for the utility. Logo banner is displayed as a part.
removeclientnode mycache /s 20.200.20.2 /c 20.200.20.2 /?
The following command displays the command syntax and options for the utility suppressing the display of the logo banner.
removeclientnode mycache /s 20.200.20.2 /c 20.200.20.2 /? /nologo
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