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AWS ELASTIC DISASTER RECOVERY


USER GUIDE

 * What is Elastic Disaster Recovery?
 * Getting started
    * Initialization and permissions
    * Accessing the console
    * Supported AWS Regions
    * Using the console
    * Best practices
    * Quick start guide

 * Replication network requirements
    * Network diagrams
    * Network setting preparations
    * Network requirements

 * AWS DRS settings
    * Replication settings
       * Default replication
       * Individual replication settings
          * Amazon EBS volumes
          * Security groups
          * Data routing and throttling
          * Point in time (PIT) policy
          * Tags
          * MAP program tagging
   
    * Launch settings
       * Default AWS DRS launch settings
          * Editing the default AWS DRS launch settings
          * Launch into source instance
      
       * Default Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) launch template
          * Editing the default EC2 launch template
   
    * Post-launch actions
       * Install the required IAM roles if needed
       * Activating post-launch actions default settings
       * Adding custom actions
       * Activating, deactivating and editing predefined or custom actions
       * Deleting custom actions
       * Predefined post-launch actions

 * Source servers
    * Adding source servers to AWS DRS
       * Supported operating systems
       * Installation requirements
       * Installing the AWS Replication Agent
          * Generating the required AWS credentials
          * Installing the AWS Replication Agent in AWS
          * Installation instructions
             * Linux
             * Windows
             * AWS Replication Agent Installer parameters
         
          * Installing the agent on a secured network
          * Uninstalling the agent
          * Reinstalling the agent
          * Supporting marketplace licenses
      
       * Adding instances from the Amazon EC2 Console
   
    * Source servers page
       * Interacting with the Source Servers page
       * Command menus
       * Filtering
   
    * Server details
       * Recovery dashboard
       * Server info
       * Tags
       * Disk settings
       * Replication settings
       * Launch settings
       * Post-launch settings
          * Adding custom actions
          * Activating, deactivating, and editing predefined or custom actions
          * Deleting custom actions
          * Predefined post-launch actions

 * Source networks
    * Adding source networks
       * Installing the AWS Replication Agent
       * Creating the required role
       * Replicating your network configurations in Elastic Disaster Recovery

 * Trusted accounts
    * Adding a trusted account

 * Configuring launch settings
    * DRS launch settings
    * EC2 launch template
    * Flexible Instance Types

 * Using Elastic Disaster Recovery for recovery and failback
    * Preparing for failover
    * Performing a failover
    * Performing a failback
       * Failback to on-premises environment
          * Failback with DRSFA Client
      
       * Performing a cross-Region failback
       * Performing a cross-account failback
   
    * Cross Availability Zone recovery

 * Recovery Instances page
    * Monitoring recovery instances
    * Recovery instance details view

 * Recovery job history
 * Using multiple staging accounts with AWS DRS
 * Working with AWS DRS and AWS Outposts
 * Security
    * Identity and access management
       * Authenticating with identities
       * Grant permission to tag resources during creation
       * AWS managed policies
          * AWSElasticDisasterRecoveryAgentPolicy
          * AWSElasticDisasterRecoveryAgentInstallationPolicy
          * AWSElasticDisasterRecoveryConversionServerPolicy
          * AWSElasticDisasterRecoveryFailbackPolicy
          * AWSElasticDisasterRecoveryFailbackInstallationPolicy
          * AWSElasticDisasterRecoveryConsoleFullAccess
          * AWSElasticDisasterRecoveryReadOnlyAccess
          * AWSElasticDisasterRecoveryReplicationServerPolicy
          * AWSElasticDisasterRecoveryRecoveryInstancePolicy
          * AWSElasticDisasterRecoveryServiceRolePolicy
          * AWSElasticDisasterRecoveryStagingAccountPolicy
          * AWSElasticDisasterRecoveryStagingAccountPolicy_v2
          * AWSElasticDisasterRecoveryEc2InstancePolicy
          * AWSElasticDisasterRecoveryCrossAccountReplicationPolicy
          * AWSElasticDisasterRecoveryNetworkReplicationPolicy
          * AWSElasticDisasterRecoveryLaunchActionsPolicy
          * AWSElasticDisasterRecoveryConsoleFullAccess_v2
      
       * Managing access using policies
          * Using identity-based policies
             * Customer-managed policies in AWS Elastic Disaster Recovery
             * Console Full Access Policy -
               AWSElasticDisasterRecoveryConsoleFullAccess
             * Console Full Access Policy -
               AWSElasticDisasterRecoveryConsoleFullAccess_v2
             * Launch Actions Policy -
               AWSElasticDisasterRecoveryLaunchActionsPolicy
             * Console Read-Only Access Policy -
               AWSElasticDisasterRecoveryReadOnlyAccess
      
       * Using service-linked roles
   
    * Resilience
    * Infrastructure security
    * Compliance validation
    * Cross-service confused deputy prevention

 * Monitoring
    * CloudWatch Metrics for DRS
    * Alarm events and EventBridge

 * Troubleshooting
 * FAQ
    * Elastic Disaster Recovery Concepts
    * Agent related
    * Replication related
    * AWS related
    * Advanced FAQ

 * Release Notes
    * AWS Elastic Disaster Recovery Service Release Notes
    * AWS Elastic Disaster Recovery Client Release Notes
       * Agent Version History
       * Failback Client Version History
       * DRSFA Version History
       * CEDR Upgrade Tool Version History

 * Document history

Uninstalling the agent - AWS Elastic Disaster Recovery
AWSDocumentationAWS Elastic Disaster RecoveryUser Guide
Uninstalling the Agent through the AWS Elastic Disaster Recovery
consoleUninstalling the Agent manually through the source server


UNINSTALLING THE AGENT


PDFRSS

Uninstalling the AWS Replication Agent from a source server stops the
replication of that server. Uninstalling the AWS Replication Agent will remove
the source server from the Elastic Disaster Recovery Console.


UNINSTALLING THE AGENT THROUGH THE AWS ELASTIC DISASTER RECOVERY CONSOLE


To uninstall the AWS Replication Agent though the AWS Elastic Disaster Recovery
console.

Navigate to the Source servers page.

Check the box to the left of each server that you want to disconnect from
Elastic Disaster Recovery (by uninstalling the AWS Replication Agent). Open the
Actions menu, and choose the Disconnect from AWS option to disconnect the
selected server from AWS Elastic Disaster Recovery and AWS.

When the Disconnect X server/s from service dialog appears, click Disconnect.

The AWS Replication Agent will be uninstalled from all of the selected source
servers.


UNINSTALLING THE AGENT MANUALLY THROUGH THE SOURCE SERVER


To uninstall the AWS Replication Agent manually through the source server:

Windows

Copy the following folder to a new location:C:\Program Files (x86)\AWS
Replication Agent\dist

From the new location, run in CMD as an administrator:

install_agent_windows.exe --remove

Linux

As root, cd to /var/lib/aws-replication-agent.

Run the following commands from that folder:

./stopAgent.sh

./uninstall_agent_linux.sh

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