Is it correct to use samba-tool drs options to temporarily disable replication on a DC?

Hi,

Is it correct and safe to temporarily disable replication on a specific 
domain controller while keeping it fully operational (able to serve 
authentication requests, etc.) using the following commands?

[root@dc ~]# samba-tool drs options 192.168.150.10 -d 5 
--dsa-option=+DISABLE_OUTBOUND_REPL -UAdministrator
[root@dc ~]# samba-tool drs options 192.168.150.10 -d 5 
--dsa-option=+DISABLE_INBOUND_REPL -UAdministrator
After performing the necessary actions on that DC, I would re-enable 
replication with:

[root@dc ~]# samba-tool drs options 192.168.150.10 -d 5 
--dsa-option=-DISABLE_OUTBOUND_REPL -UAdministrator
[root@dc ~]# samba-tool drs options 192.168.150.10 -d 5 
--dsa-option=-DISABLE_INBOUND_REPL -UAdministrator
Is this the recommended approach? Are there any known issues or side 
effects I should be aware of?
Thank you.

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*Anton*
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