Bridge with PowerShell

If you need to deploy your application across multiple geographic regions to serve a large customer base while ensuring disaster recovery, WAN Replication offers an ideal solution. It enables two or more active sites to handle region-specific users while also serving as backups for other locations.

This section covers how to configure various Bridge settings using PowerShell.

In This Section

New-Bridge
Discusses how to create a new bridge.

Remove-Bridge
Learn how to remove the registered bridge using the Remove-Bridge PowerShell Cmdlet.

Add-BridgeNode
Easily add server node to NCache Bridge for effective bridge management using Add-BridgeNode for WAN Replication.

Remove-BridgeNode
Learn how to remove any bridge node using the Remove-BridgeNode PowerShell Cmdlet.

Add-BridgeCache
Easily integrate existing clustered caches into bridges with Add-BridgeCache for WAN Replication.

Remove-BridgeCache
Learn how to remove the registered bridge cache using the Remove-BridgeCache PowerShell Cmdlet.

Start-Bridge
Start specified NCache Bridge using Start-Bridge cmdlet for WAN Replication, facilitating seamless server communication.

Stop-Bridge
Stop the specified NCache Bridge on the server using the Stop-Bridge PowerShell cmdlet.

Set-BridgeCacheMode
Learn how to change the mode Active/Passive of bridge cache using the Set-BridgeCacheMode cmdlet.

Start-BridgeStateTransfer
Learn how to initiate state transfer between source and target caches using the Start-BridgeStateTransfer cmdlet.