Overview

This article provides information regarding the Exinda CLI command acceleration prepopulation.

You can use the acceleration prepopulation command to configure prepopulation objects.

Information

NOTE: The following syntax convention is used:

{}: Options are enclosed in braces and are separated by '|'
[]: Optional keywords are enclosed in brackets
<>: User input is required where variables are enclosed in greater-than and less-than symbols

The following table describes the commands used for performing common actions related to acceleration prepopulation:

Action Description	Command	Parameter Description
To specify the location of the cache	`acceleration prepopulate <name> location {cifs\|http} <server> <path>`	prepopulate <name> - Specify a name for prepopulation object location cifs <server> <path> - Specify the server and path for the CIFS (Common Internet File System) source material location http <server> <path> - Specify the server and path for the HTTP (Hyper Text Transfer Protocol) source material
To specify the credentials to access the server	`acceleration prepopulate <name> username <username>` `acceleration prepopulate <name> password <pwd>`	password <pwd> - Specify the clear text password
To recursively fetch all the files in the specified directory, as well as those in sub-directories	`[no] acceleration prepopulate <name> recursive`	Not Applicable
To start or stop prepopulating	`acceleration prepopulate <name> {start\|stop}`	Not Applicable
To remove a prepopulation object	`no acceleration prepopulate <prepopulate-name>` `acceleration prepopulate clear <prepopulate-name>` `acceleration prepopulate clear all`	Remove all prepopulation objects