Redis Learning Notes (iii)-use REDIS clients to connect Windows and Linux Redis and troubleshoot problems that cannot connect Redis __linux

Build environment: Linux is centos7.4 (please note that centos7 the following version of the firewall and CENTOS7 above, the use of Redis Client connection Redis will be different, it is recommended to use CENTOS7 version) 

First, download Redis client

Official Download Address: https://github.com/uglide/RedisDesktopManager/releases
Because it is a foreign website, download speed is slow or even download failure, you can go to the CSDN Download Center to find points to download or to other sites to download, download installation after the client opened, as follows:
Second, connect Windows under the Redis Server

1, to ensure that the Redis server is the starting state
2. Create a connection
Open the following page:

3, use the command window right click localhost, select Console
Normal use of various Redis commands

third, connect Linux under the Redis server (if the connection is generally a firewall or protection mode problems, follow these steps to resolve) 

1, modify the redis.conf configuration file into the edit profile

[Root@localhost bin]# VI redis.conf

Precede 127.0.0.1 with Comments (redis4.0 The following versions are commented out by default)

Review process before commenting

View process after comments

Modify protected mode to No (the version below redis4.0 does not have this mode configuration, no modification)

Save Exit 

2, open 6379 ports in a Linux firewall (a different way from the CENTOS7 version of the open port)

[Root@localhost bin]# firewall-cmd--zone=public--add-port=6379/tcp--permanent

3, restart the firewall

[root@localhost bin]# systemctl Restart Firewalld

4, start Redis

[Root@localhost bin]#./redis-server redis.conf

5. Connection Test