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Create the Classification Cache

After you install CA Directory, you must create a Directory Service Agent (DSA). This DSA operates as the classification cache for the CCS. Then verify that the CA Directory service is running.

Use the CreateCache.cmd utility to create the cache. CreateCache.cmd automatically configures the cache to use the CCS schema. The schema defines the object classes and attributes for the classification cache. By default, CreateCache.cmd creates a 1GB cache on port 19389, but you can specify a custom port and cache size.

Find CreateCache.cmd in the \CCSCache folder in the CCS distribution image.

To create a DSA

1. Run a CreateCache command on the computer hosting CA Directory. When you run CreateCache, use the following syntax:

   CreateCache <DSA Name> <Cache Size> <Cache Port>
   

   <DSA Name>

   Specifies the name of the DSA.

   Defaults to ccscache

   <Cache Size>

   Specifies the size (in MB) of the classification cache. We recommend using the default size of 1000 MB. If you need a smaller cache, do not go below 100 MB.

   Defaults to 1000 MB.

   <Cache Port>

   Specifies the port number that the CCS uses to connect to the classification cache.

   Defaults to 19389.

   Example

   The following example creates a DSA named 'MyDSACache' with a size of 500 MB and using port 19381.

   CreateCache.cmd MyDSACache 500 19381 
   

2. Verify that the following service is running:

   CA Directory - ccscache

More information:

Configure the Cache Maintenance Service