Confluence Docs 3.0 : Disabling a Cluster This page last changed on Sep 10, 2008 by smaddox. ### Recommended Approach Run the Migrating Confluence Between Servers procedure for a new stand-alone configuration with the data imported. ### Possible Hack Another option to run standalone mode (disable the clustered cache) with a cluster license is to set cluster property to false in the confluence.cfg.xml and restart confluence. For example: <property name="confluence.cluster">false</property> Atlassian has tested this and it works, but it is not fully tested. As always, backup your database and confluence home directory before making any modification (as this is not the recommended approach). To check to see if clustering has been disabled, look in the logs after the xml during startup. In your catalina.out, you'll have:
    INFO [main] [confluence.cluster.tangosol.TangosolClusterManager] startCluster Bringing up cluster service
This line won't exist if you start it up with the configuration above.

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