Enable LiteSpeed Redis integration

1. Choose the intended servers and sites. Start with one installation.
2. Check the target plugin and eligible Redis connection.
3. Open Choose action → Bulk tools → Performance, then choose Enable LiteSpeed Redis under LiteSpeed.

Choose Enable LiteSpeed Redis for the reviewed sites. This menu shows the action entry, not its result. Select the image to view it full size; use your browser’s Back command to return.

4. Review the action and targets, then confirm. Read every site’s final result, including skips. Finished can include failed sites; see Read the outcome.

This configures the plugin’s object-cache integration. Server-side Redis deployment is separate; inspect connectivity and the final per-site result before relying on it.

Command-line method

From a root terminal on the server hosting the sites, run:

cpfence --bulk-enable-ls-redis

Review /var/log/cpfenceav/wp-sites-list.txt and the inventory confirmation first. This uses that server’s listed installations, not the checked WebUI rows. LiteSpeed Cache and a working Redis connection at localhost:6379 are needed.

For the separate Enhance infrastructure setting, use cpfence --bulk-enable-redis-cluster on the main control panel server. Prepare its API key and cluster site list first; it has a different target scope from this local plugin action.

Read each site’s final output, check Redis connectivity and test normal pages. If another plugin owns wp-content/object-cache.php, resolve that ownership deliberately rather than deleting its file blindly. Preserve the previous cache configuration so you can restore it if the integration is unsuitable.