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In Kafka, a connector can be paused to temporarily stop data flow between Kafka and external systems.
When needed, you can resume a paused connector to continue data transfer and processing.

To resume a connector:

1. Select the connector you want to resume.

2. From the Selected menu, select Commands > Resume.
   

3. The Confirm Resume action dialog opens.

   

4. Click Yes to resume immediately, or Schedule to resume at a later time.
   (See Scheduling Jobs for more information.)

Once resumed, the connector status changes to Running, and it continues transferring data between Kafka and the configured system.

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Version 11.3 and Earlier

In Kafka, a connector can be paused to temporarily stop data flow between Kafka and external systems.
When needed, you can resume a paused connector to continue data transfer and processing.

To resume a connector:

1. Select the connector you want to resume.

2. From the Selected menu, select Commands > Resume.
   

3. The Confirm Resume action dialog opens.

   

4. Click Yes to resume immediately, or Schedule to resume at a later time.
   (See Scheduling Jobs for more information.)

Once resumed, the connector status changes to Running, and it continues transferring data between Kafka and the configured system.