What service is specifically stopped during failover mode?

In failover mode, the CyberArk Disaster Recovery service is specifically stopped. This is crucial because failover mode is designed to ensure that services can continue to operate without disruption, emphasizing the importance of redundancy and data integrity.

The Disaster Recovery service's role is to manage and facilitate recovery processes, and during a failover, its functions may conflict with the real-time operations that are prioritized. Stopping this service allows the system to redirect resources and maintain the integrity of the primary operations that are being protected during the failover situation.

In contrast, other services like the CyberArk Event Notification Engine and the PrivateArk Server Service continue to function to maintain the overall operation of the CyberArk environment. The Account Management Service also remains operational to ensure that account accessibility and security functions are preserved during the failover process. Therefore, halting the Disaster Recovery service while maintaining other operational services is aligned with effective failover management practices.