Resume Replica

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Restarts the replication process previously paused.

In QuantaStor, Resume/Restart Storage Replication is a feature designed to facilitate the replication of storage resources between different QuantaStor systems. It enables the resumption or restart of replication tasks that were previously interrupted or halted due to various reasons such as network failures, system outages, or manual intervention.

The purpose of Resume/Restart Storage Replication is to ensure the integrity and consistency of replicated data by allowing the replication process to continue from the point of interruption. This feature is particularly useful in scenarios where large amounts of data need to be replicated across geographically dispersed locations or in environments with unreliable network connectivity.

By utilizing the Resume/Restart Storage Replication feature, administrators can efficiently resume replication tasks without having to restart the entire replication process from the beginning. This helps to minimize data transfer overhead, reduces replication time, and optimizes network bandwidth utilization.

In summary, the purpose of Resume/Restart Storage Replication in QuantaStor is to provide a robust and efficient mechanism for resuming interrupted replication tasks, ensuring the synchronization of data between QuantaStor systems, and maintaining data availability and consistency.


Navigation: Remote Replication --> Volume & Share Replica Associations --> Remote Replication --> Resume Volume Replication (toolbar)



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