Workflow: prepare for an NSP DR switchover
Description
Before you perform an NSP DR switchover, you must ensure that the conditions are in place for a successful reversal of the primary and standby NSP cluster roles.
The following sequence of high-level actions describes how to ensure that the primary and standby NSP clusters are in the correct state for a successful DR switchover.
Stages
1   | 
 Use the NSP UI to verify that there are no outstanding Critical or Major alarms against any NSP cluster.  | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
2   | 
 Verify that each pod listed in the following table is in the state shown. 
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3   | 
 Perform How do I identify the NSP cluster DR roles? on each cluster; use the statusAll command option to ensure that each cluster has the correct role, which means that one cluster has the primary role, and the other the standby.  | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
4   | 
 Perform How do I check NSP database synchronization? to ensure that the primary and standby databases are 100% synchronized.  | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
5   | Verify that the standby nsp-file-service-app pod can SSH to the primary nspos pod. 
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6   | 
 Close the open console windows.  |