Splunk® SOAR (On-premises)

Administer Splunk SOAR (On-premises)

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Disable warm standby

Warm standby must be disabled in order to:

  • perform systems maintenance
  • set up back up or perform a restore
  • upgrade

If warm standby is disabled, you will need to reconfigure warm standby from the beginning.

Disable warm standby procedure

Do these steps as either the root user or a user with sudo permissions.

On the primary

  1. Turn off warm standby.
    phenv python /<PHANTOM_HOME>/bin/setup_warm_standby.pyc --primary-mode --off

On the warm standby

  1. Turn off warm standby.
    phenv python /<PHANTOM_HOME>/bin/setup_warm_standby.pyc --standby-mode --off
  2. Stop all services.
    /<PHANTOM_HOME>/bin/stop_phantom.sh

Warm standby will be disabled, and the cron jobs removed to prevent the rsync jobs from running.

Last modified on 22 September, 2021
Failover to the warm standby   Recreate warm standby after a failover

This documentation applies to the following versions of Splunk® SOAR (On-premises): 5.0.1

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