- play_arrow High Availability
- play_arrow Overview
- play_arrow Understanding the High Availability Software Architecture
- play_arrow Understanding the Junos Space Cluster (Fabric) Architecture
- play_arrow Configuring High Availability Overview
- play_arrow High Availability Failover Scenarios
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Stopping the Disaster Recovery Process
You stop the disaster recovery process from the active
site or the standby site when you need to update the disaster recovery
configuration or add nodes or applications to the disaster recovery
setup. You use the jmp-dr stop
command to stop the disaster
recovery process on both sites. Stopping the disaster recovery process
does not clean up the disaster recovery configuration from the sites.
The jmp-dr stop
command does the following:
Stops the disaster recovery watchdog at the sites
Stops the replication of MySQL data, configuration files, and round-robin database (RRD) files between sites
We recommend that you execute the jmp-dr health
command
at both sites after you stop the disaster recovery process. This is
to ensure that file replication, disaster recovery watchdog services,
and other services are stopped. For more information, see Checking the Status of the Disaster Recovery Configuration.
To stop the disaster recovery process at both sites:
The disaster recovery process is stopped.