@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ set using :method:`rs.reconfig()`, see
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:ref:`replica-set-reconfiguration-usage`.
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To reconfigure a replica set when a *majority* of the members are down
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- or unreachable, you must manually change the set configuration as
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+ or unreachable, you must change the configuration as
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described in the procedures in this tutorial. Use the procedure
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appropriate to your version and situation.
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@@ -36,11 +36,11 @@ members are down or unreachable. You connect to any surviving member and
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use :method:`rs.reconfig()`'s ``force`` option to force a
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reconfiguration of the replica set.
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- The ``force`` option manually reconfigures the set. The option is
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- intended only for serious problems, such as a disaster recovery
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- failover. Do not use ``force`` for more routine reconfigurations. Also,
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- do not use ``force`` in any automatic scripts and do not use ``force``
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- when there is still a primary.
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+ The ``force`` option reconfigures the set. The option is intended only
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+ for serious problems, such as a disaster recovery failover. Do not use
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+ ``force`` every time you reconfigure. Also, do not use ``force`` in any
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+ automatic scripts and do not use ``force`` when there is still a
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+ primary.
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To force reconfiguration:
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@@ -81,12 +81,8 @@ To force reconfiguration:
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hundreds of thousands. This is normal and designed to prevent set
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version collisions if network partitioning ends.
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- #. If the failure or partition was only temporary, the removed members
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- will detect that they have been removed from the set. If any of the
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- removed members come back online, there is the chance they will elect
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- a new primary, resulting in two primaries. To ensure that the removed
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- members do not elect a new primary, shut down or decommission the
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- removed members as soon as possible.
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+ #. If the failure or partition was only temporary, shut down or
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+ decommission the removed members as soon as possible.
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Reconfigure by Replacing the Replica Set
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