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I have AppFabric installed and working great caching my ASP.Net Sessions. I have 3 W2k8 Enterprise servers as my cache hosts. I created my cache with the Secondaries=1 option. I'm trying to test the High Availability option. In order to do this, I would like to login to my website, find the cache server that has my session and unplug it from the network (simulating a server crash). If I can still work as a logged in user, I can prove that High Availability is working and the secondary copy of my session was promoted.

How can I see a list of the objects in the cache and where the primary/secondary objects "live"?

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The get-cache Powershell command can show you your caches running in a cluster, and where their objects (and regions) are located.

PhilPursglove