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I had Apache Geode cluster running and I was connected to it using gfsh client. In order to test something, I stopped the Cache Server using, "stop server --name=xxxxserver" command. The Cache server stopped successfully.

Further, I stopped the locator using the "stop locator --name=xxxxlocator" command. The locator stopped successfully. However, my gfsh client connection was also disconnected.

Now, I am trying to reconnect my gfsh client to the locator, but it always gives me a 502 bad gateway error. I have tried accessing the pulse url, I get the same error:

"502 Bad Gateway: Registered endpoint failed to handle the request."

What I am missing and how can this be fixed?

Jason Aller
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If you stopped your locator, it's expected for gfsh and PULSE to be disconnected as there's no JMX Manager they can talk to. You should start your locator again and re-connect, then everything should be fine. Cheers.

Juan Ramos
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Right. But, the problem is I am unable to start the locator due to the error I have mentioned. I created another cache instance to verify, but don't see this problem. Stopped/started locator with no issues and able to access the pulse as well.

Mohammed Ismail
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    How are you trying to restart the locator? From your shell prompt you should be able to issue `gfsh start locator --name=...` – Jens D Jul 16 '19 at 19:14