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Hi Team,
First thing is kindly pardon me as I could not find the correct tag for my question.
I kindly need your help with "microsoft connected cache for isp". I have followed all steps as outlined in the official microsoft documentation and done with the entire installation and provisioning including creation of the cache node in the azure portal. Everything on the cache node(my ubuntu VM) seems fine when I ssh into it as you can see below results when I run the iotedge list command.
aaa@bbbsrvr:~# iotedge list
NAME STATUS DESCRIPTION
MCC running Up a month
edgeAgent running Up a month
edgeHub running Up a month
Sadly, in the azure portal, the status of the cache node shows "never phoned home". Also, under monitoring tab, the healthy nodes count is 0, and the unhealthy nodes count is also zero. I have tried looking online for fixes, but they all take me back to the installation and provisioning which I am done with.
Any insights will be greatly appreciated
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Hello, @Samuel Mulungi !
Microsoft Connected Cache for Internet Service Providers is under Windows Deployment in the documentation. I'll update the tags to get this in front of the appropriate experts.
Thank you.
Now, this seems to have sorted itself and everything is working just fine.
My kind question now is about how to be able to know the exact type of content that is being cached and served by my cache server e.g whether it is microsoft teams content, windows update content.. etc. How can I be able to get that info? Via the azure portal, I am able to see various metrics of the cache but there is nothing that shows exactly what traffic or content is being served. How can I get that? Thanks