What is client management in NCache?

Client management in NCache includes adding and removing client nodes, configuring client connectivity settings, managing client cache behavior, and testing client-server communication.

Why do I need to add a client node in NCache?

Adding a client node registers the application machine with the cache configuration so applications can connect to cache servers and perform cache operations.

Can I configure client-side connection and failover behavior?

Yes, NCache allows you to configure client-side settings such as connection timeout, connection retries, retry interval, client request timeout, load balancing, server priority, and client cache behavior.

How can I verify that a client can connect to NCache servers?

You can verify client-server connectivity by running Test-Stress from the NCache Management Center or through PowerShell and monitoring cache operation counters.

Client Management

NCache provides client management options to help administrators configure application connectivity with local and clustered caches. Client nodes allow applications to connect to cache servers, use client-side configuration, manage client cache behavior, and verify client-server communication before moving workloads to production.

This section explains how to add and remove client nodes, start and stop client cache, configure distributed cache client settings, and test client-server connectivity.

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Add Client
Learn how to add client nodes to a cache for application connectivity using the NCache Management Center, PowerShell, or manual configuration.

Remove Client
Learn how to remove registered client nodes from a cache using the NCache Management Center or PowerShell.

Enable/Disable Client Cache
Learn how to enable or disable Client Cache on NCache client nodes using the NCache Management Center.

Start/Stop Client Cache
Learn how to start and stop Client Cache on configured client nodes.

Cache Client Settings
Learn how to configure client-side connectivity, load balancing, failover, timeout, retry, and client cache settings.

Test Client-Server Connectivity
Learn how to verify client-server connectivity by running Test-Stress against a cache from a client machine.

Client Management

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