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Business Continuity

  • Set up and use High Availability (HA). HA is available in FortiAnalyzer 6.0.0 and higher.
  • Ensure there is no power interruption. A power loss could cause the loss of a FortiAnalyzer device's database integrity. See Maintain database integrity.
    • Always shut down or reboot the FortiAnalyzer gracefully. Removing power without a graceful shutdown might damage FortiAnalyzer databases.
    • Ensure the FortiAnalyzer environment has a stable and uninterruptible power supply.
  • If an unexpected power loss occurs, revert to a known good backup of the configuration.
  • Ensure there are spare parts on site, such as fans, power supplies, and hard disk drives.

Business Continuity

  • Set up and use High Availability (HA). HA is available in FortiAnalyzer 6.0.0 and higher.
  • Ensure there is no power interruption. A power loss could cause the loss of a FortiAnalyzer device's database integrity. See Maintain database integrity.
    • Always shut down or reboot the FortiAnalyzer gracefully. Removing power without a graceful shutdown might damage FortiAnalyzer databases.
    • Ensure the FortiAnalyzer environment has a stable and uninterruptible power supply.
  • If an unexpected power loss occurs, revert to a known good backup of the configuration.
  • Ensure there are spare parts on site, such as fans, power supplies, and hard disk drives.