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Enable or disable a cache redirection virtual server

September 14, 2021

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When you create a cache redirection virtual server, it is enabled by default. If you disable a cache redirection virtual server, its state changes to OUT OF SERVICE and it stops redirecting cacheable client requests. However, the Citrix ADC appliance continues to respond to ARP and ping requests for the IP address of this virtual server.

Enable or disable a cache redirection virtual server by using the CLI

At the command line, type one of the following commands:

-  enable cr vserver <name>
-  show cr vserver <name>
-  disable cr vserver <name>
-  show cr vserver <name>
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Examples:

> enable cr vserver Vserver-CRD-1
 Done
> show cr vserver Vserver-CRD-1
        Vserver-CRD-1 (*:80) - HTTP     Type: CONTENT
        State: UP  ARP:DISABLED
        Client Idle Timeout: 180 sec
        Down state flush: ENABLED
        Disable Primary Vserver On Down : DISABLED
        Default:        Content Precedence: URL Cache: TRANSPARENT
        On Policy Match: ORIGIN L2Conn: OFF     OriginUSIP: OFF
        Redirect: POLICY        Reuse: ON       Via: ON ARP: OFF

1)      Cache bypass  Policy: bypass-cache-control
2)      Cache bypass  Policy: Policy-CRD
 Done
>

> disable cr vserver Vserver-CRD-1
 Done
> show cr vserver Vserver-CRD-1
        Vserver-CRD-1 (*:80) - HTTP     Type: CONTENT
        State: OUT OF SERVICE  ARP:DISABLED
        Client Idle Timeout: 180 sec
        Down state flush: ENABLED
        Disable Primary Vserver On Down : DISABLED
        Default:        Content Precedence: URL Cache: TRANSPARENT
        On Policy Match: ORIGIN L2Conn: OFF     OriginUSIP: OFF
        Redirect: POLICY        Reuse: ON       Via: ON ARP: OFF

1)      Cache bypass  Policy: bypass-cache-control
2)      Cache bypass  Policy: Policy-CRD
 Done
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Enable or disable a cache redirection virtual server by using the GUI

Navigate to Traffic Management > Cache Redirection > Virtual Servers.
In the navigation pane, expand Cache Redirection, and then click Virtual Servers.
In the details pane, select the virtual server that you want to enable or disable, (for example, Vserver-CRD-1), and then click Statistics.
In the Proceed dialog box, click Yes.

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Enable or disable a cache redirection virtual server

September 14, 2021

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September 14, 2021

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Enable or disable a cache redirection virtual server

Enable or disable a cache redirection virtual server by using the CLI

Enable or disable a cache redirection virtual server by using the GUI

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