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The above document, I can understand the stop order appropriate such as recommended, except for the load balancer.

If we use the balancer for vRA and IaaS Server device, we should stop the load balancer before step # 1?

You want to stop the load balancer when no traffic has to travel. From some that I would be stopping last.

Grant

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