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system ha datadir

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system ha datadir

Use this command to enable or disable synchronizing FortiMail mail data including the system mail
directory, user home directories, and the MTA spool directories (FortiMail queues). Each time you
enter this command you must enable or disable synchronizing all three types of mail data. Because the
command does not include keywords, using the command involves entering the correct enable or
disable sequence in the correct order as follows:

First: enable or disable synchronizing the system mail directory.

Second: enable or disable synchronizing the user home directories.

Third: enable or disable synchronizing the MTA spool directories (FortiMail queues).

Synchronization of all three types of mail data is disabled by default.

Syntax

set system ha datadir {enable | disable} {enable | disable} {enable |

disable}

Example

Enter the following command to:

Enable synchronizing the system mail directory.

Disable synchronizing the user home directories.

Disable synchronizing the MTA spool directories (FortiMail queues).

set system ha datadir enable disable disable

History

Related topics

Note: Use the set system ha config command to configure HA daemon settings. Other HA
daemon configuration commands include

“set system ha config” on page 313

,

“set system ha data” on

page 318

,

“set system ha monitor” on page 322

, and

“set ” on page 324

.

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New.

set system ha config

set system ha {cpeer | interface | peer |
secondary-interface | secondary-peer}

set system ha data

set system ha lservice

set system ha mode

set system ha monitor

set system ha on-failure

set system ha passwd

set system ha remote-as-heartbeat

set system ha {restart | restore | resync}

set system ha rservice

set system ha takeover