Jan 13 2019 06:01 AM
Happy New Year!
I'm having some trouble setting up my new Lab environment using the latest and greatest technologies:
Windows Server 2019, SQL 2017 and SharePoint 2019 on three different Hyper-V VMs. All components are up to date.
I'm quite early in the process only the Farm was created using PowerShell. I documented the whole thing on twitter https://twitter.com/sassdawe/status/1081670767576838145
I've tried the all usual steps to fix it, Remove-SPDistributedCacheServiceInstance etc. Validated everything from here: http://sharepoint-blog.com/appfabric-event-id-1000-and-event-id-1026-with-sharepoint-2013/ but nothing worked.
I'm kindly ask you, any ideas?
Thanks
Jan 14 2019 08:20 AM
SolutionAdding @Mike Lee (BOSTON). Try running this:
Use-CacheCluster # Stop the Caching Services on all cache hosts in the cluster. stop-cachecluster # Export existing cache cluster configuration Export-cacheclusterconfig -file c:\temp\appfabconfig.txt # make a copy of "appfabconfig.txt" and name it "appfabconfig2.txt" # Edit appfabconfig2.txt # Change <caches partitionCount="256" to "128" # Import the changes. Import-cacheclusterconfig c:\temp\appfabconfig2.txt # Start the Caching Services on all cache hosts in the cluster. Start-cachecluster # Stop the Caching Services on all cache hosts in the cluster. stop-cachecluster # Import the original settings Import-cacheclusterconfig c:\temp\appfabconfig.txt # Start the Caching Services on all cache hosts in the cluster. Start-cachecluster
Jan 14 2019 08:27 AM
That looks good! Please let us know if those changes fix the issue.
Thanks,
Mike
Jan 16 2019 11:33 AM
Thanks @Trevor Seward, this script did the trick.
The service is stable for 60+ minutes now.
Jul 21 2021 01:58 AM
Jul 21 2021 06:17 AM
Jan 14 2019 08:20 AM
SolutionAdding @Mike Lee (BOSTON). Try running this:
Use-CacheCluster # Stop the Caching Services on all cache hosts in the cluster. stop-cachecluster # Export existing cache cluster configuration Export-cacheclusterconfig -file c:\temp\appfabconfig.txt # make a copy of "appfabconfig.txt" and name it "appfabconfig2.txt" # Edit appfabconfig2.txt # Change <caches partitionCount="256" to "128" # Import the changes. Import-cacheclusterconfig c:\temp\appfabconfig2.txt # Start the Caching Services on all cache hosts in the cluster. Start-cachecluster # Stop the Caching Services on all cache hosts in the cluster. stop-cachecluster # Import the original settings Import-cacheclusterconfig c:\temp\appfabconfig.txt # Start the Caching Services on all cache hosts in the cluster. Start-cachecluster