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author: ekpgh
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ms.service: hpc-cache
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ms.topic: how-to
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ms.date: 08/31/2020
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ms.date: 03/08/2021
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ms.author: v-erkel
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If the cache goes into an unhealthy state, check the **Warnings** page. This page shows notifications from the cache software that might help you understand its state.
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These notifications do not appear in the activity log because they are not controlled by Azure portal. They are mainly associated with advanced custom settings you might have made.
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These notifications do not appear in the activity log because they are not controlled by Azure portal. They are often associated with custom settings you might have made.
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Kinds of warnings you might see here include:
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* The cache can't reach its NTP server
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* The cache failed to download Extended Groups username information
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* Custom DNS settings have changed on a storage target
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**???** need screenshot? **???**
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