failback

Because by the time the expansion stops and the failback begins, we will all be like they are.

Depending on the failback policy, it can reactivate the path.

Manual: The failed path is not monitored, requires user intervention to failback.

Immediate: Immediately failback to the highest priority path.

Failback to the original node is as seamless as failover.

Detection of primary data resource recovery and failback is also an element of this functional design.

Several connection pool custom properties were added to support this resource failover and failback mechanism:

In addition, DR-Scout provides smooth failback -- something other solutions have overlooked."

One wonders if Adobe used a technique like that in the PDF file format for a failback routine.

Number of seconds: Wait for a specified number of seconds to allow the I/O to stabilize, then failback to the highest priority path.

Pricing starts at $1,000 per month, and includes one Terabyte of protected storage on rCloud for data retention, failover/failback, data validation and lab usage.

Failback: When a failed path is determined to be active again, multipathd may choose to failback to the path as determined by the failback policy.

It is a built in function of DataCore SANsymphony-V storage virtualization software named Synchronous Mirroring with active-active non-disruptive auto-failover and failback that spans across sites up to 100KM in distance.