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Prerequisites
Verify that you have enough privileges to manage replications in the vSphere Web Client. See “Roles and
Permissions that Disaster Recovery to Cloud Requires,” on page 9.
Procedure
1 Use the vSphere Web Client to connect to your local site.
2 Navigate to the vSphere Replication tab under Monitor, and click Incoming Replications.
3 Right-click a replication and select Stop.
You can stop multiple replication tasks simultaneously only if they are replicated from the same virtual
data center.
4 (Optional) To delete the replication only from the local site, select Force stop replication in the Stop
Replication dialog box.
NOTE The replication remains active on the cloud site. Contact your provider to clear the replication
from the cloud site.
5 Click Yes to confirm.
6 If your user session to the cloud provider has expired, enter your credentials and click OK to reconnect.
If both sites are online, Disaster Recovery to Cloud applies the following changes.
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On the cloud site, removes the replication entry, and removes the replication related configurations
from the source virtual machine.
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On the local site, removes the task from the list of incoming replications, and deletes the replication
data from the storage.
If only the local site is online and you selected to perform a force stop operation, the replication task is
deleted from the list of incoming replications, and replication data is deleted from the storage.
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