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    • https://kb.netapp.com/on-prem/ontap/mc/MC-KBs/Why_does_Mediator_trigger_a_switchover_when_MetroCluster_IP_Switches_are_rebooted
      The back-end network (iSCSI/iWARP) traffic must not share failure-domains with traffic for Mediator communication When shared switches in the core network (for both MetroCluster IP back-end & Mediator...The back-end network (iSCSI/iWARP) traffic must not share failure-domains with traffic for Mediator communication When shared switches in the core network (for both MetroCluster IP back-end & Mediator connectivity) are rebooted, connectivity to both the Mediator Service The nodes at the disaster site will self-halt & the nodes at the 'surviving' site will trigger a switchover if the above conditions are met More information can be found within the Mediator documentation and prerequisites pages.