Virtual Standby lets you pause and resume the heartbeats that are detected by the monitoring server. The heartbeat is the process where the source server and monitoring server communicate about the health of the source server. If the monitoring server does not detect a heartbeat after a specified length of time, Virtual Standby provisions the virtual machine to function as the source node.
Examples: When to Pause or Resume Heartbeats
The following examples describe when to pause and resume heartbeats:
Note: Optionally, you can pause and resume heartbeats from the Node screen on the Virtual Standby server. For more information, see Pause and Resume Heartbeats from the Virtual Standby Server.
Follow these steps:
Click Nodes on the Navigation bar to open the Node screen.
The nodes list displays all nodes associated with the specified group.
CA ARCserve D2D opens.
Virtual Standby Summary screen opens.
Note: If the heartbeat is running, Pause Heartbeat appears in the Virtual Conversion task list. If the heartbeat is not running, Resume Heartbeat appears in the Virtual Conversion task list.
Example: You want to bring the server offline to perform maintenance tasks.
Example: The maintenance tasks are complete and you want to bring the server online.
The heartbeat pauses or resumes.
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