To unconfigure continuous replication

1. Stop the replication. Before you disable continuous replication, you have to stop replication using the following command.

   Replication> continuous stop <fs_name>

   fs_name

   Specify the file system name.

   Note:

   This command should be executed from the source cluster.

2. Check the replication status.

   Replication> continuous status <fs_name>

   fs_name

   Specify the file system name.

3. Disable continuous replication. All the configuration which was done for replication configuration when you enabled continuous replication from the source and the target cluster is destroyed.

   Replication> continuous disable <fs_name> <link_name>

   fs_name	Specify the file system name.
   link_name	Specify the link name.

   Note:

   This command should be executed from the source cluster.

   The RVG continues to exist until the last file system in the RVG is disabled. Once the last file system in the RVG is disabled, the RVG is deleted.

4. Delete the authentication links.

   Replication> continuous config deauth <link_name>

   link_name

   Specify the link name.

   Note:

   The Replication> continuous config deauth command should be executed from the source cluster. The command deletes the link from the destination to the source cluster.

5. Delete the keys from the source and the target clusters.

   Replication> continuous config del_keys <remote_console_ip>

   remote_console_ip

   Specify the remote console IP address.

6. Stop the continuous service from the source and the target clusters.

   Replication> continuous service stop

7. Unbind the replication IP from the source and the target clusters.

   Replication> continuous config unbind <replication_ip>

   replication_ip

   Specify the replication IP address.