Start Cache Using Web Manager and PowerShell

This section will guide you through the process of starting a cache cluster in NCache through the NCache Web Manager and PowerShell.

Start Cache on All Server Nodes

This section explains how you can start a cache on all server nodes.

Using NCache Web Manager

• Launch NCache Web Manager by browsing to http://localhost:8251 or <server-ip>:8251 on Windows and Linux.

• In the left navigation bar, click on Clustered Caches or Local Caches, based on the cache which is to be started.

• Check the box against the cache to start.

  • Method 1: Click on the button on the toolbar to start cache.

  

  • Method 2: Click on "..." against the cache and select Start.

  

• The icon against the cache servers will change from grey to blue, and a success notification will be received.

Start Cache on a Particular Server Node

This section explains how you can start a particular server node(s) of the cache cluster.

Using NCache Web Manager

• Launch NCache Web Manager by browsing to http://localhost:8251 or <server-ip>:8251 on Windows and Linux.

• In the left navigation bar, click on Clustered Caches or Local Caches, based on the cache server to start. Against the cache name, click on View Details.

• This opens up the detailed configuration page for the cache.

• Under Server Nodes tab, check the box against the server node IP to start.

  • Method 1: Click on the button on the toolbar to start the server.

  

  • Method 2: Click on "..." against the server IP and select Start.

  

• The Status of the server will change from Stopped to Running, and a success notification will be received.

Using PowerShell

Start-Cache cmdlet enables the user to start a cache or multiple caches on a single server node (either local or remote).

PowerShell Examples

• This command starts the cache named demoClusteredCache on a local server.

Start-Cache –Name demoClusteredCache

• This command starts the caches named demoLocalCache and demoClusteredCache on a local server.

Start-Cache –Name demoLocalCache,demoClusteredCache

See Also

Set Up PowerShell Environment
Export-Cache​Keys
Stop-Cache