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  1. Verify that the current system time is within the maintenance window timeframe defined for the plan.
  2. Verify that both source and target devices' firmware levels are above 7.1.0.0
  3. If a deployment policy was specified in the sync activity definition - ensure it exists
  4. If a deployment policy variables object was specified in the sync activity definition - ensure it exists
  5. Check that the source and target device type match (IDG > XB-62 > XI-52 > XG-45) - you can turn this check off in the sync activity definition
  6. Check that the source device major firmware level is lower or equal to the target device major firmware level - you can turn this check off in the sync activity definition
  7. Check that the target device contains the same licenses/features of the source device (e.g. B2B, SQL-ODBC, Tibco-ESM) - you can turn this check off in the sync activity definition<about passwords>
  8. If both source and target devices are above firmware level 7.5.2.4, DPOD will try to check if the passphrase in both source and target match, and will stop the sync process if they are not.
    If one of the source or target devices are below firmware level 7.5.2.4, DPOD will not sync any password map/alias objects
  9. Export the source domain's configuration
  10. If pre-quiesce was requested - check that the domain is not already quiesced
  11. Run the user's pre-script (if requested in the activity), the task will stop if the script return value is larger than 0
  12. Issue a Quiesce domain/device SOMA (if requested in the activity
  13. Wait for the device or domain to finish quiescing. A timeout value may be specified for the Quiesce SOMA (see Configurable Parameters and Settings), 
    DPOD will cancel the task if the domain(s) are not yet quiesced 3 minutes after the specified timeout, and will issue an Unquiesce SOMA
  14. Perform an Import Dry-run to try and detect any errors before the actual Import
  15. Delete objects on the target domain (DPOD does not use "reset domain" in order to retain the passwords on the target domains) - 
    The following object types will be deleted:
    1. WSGateway
    2. MultiProtocolGateway
    3. XMLFirewallService
    4. SSLProxyService
    5. HTTPService
    6. B2BGateway
    7. TCPProxyService
    8. WebTokenService
    9. WebAppFW
    10. XSLProxyService
    11. CloudGatewayService 
    12. SQLDataSource
    13. MQQMGroup
    14. MQQM 
    15. ISAMReverseProxy
    16. TibcoEMSServer
    17. LoadBalancerGroup
    18. WebSphereJMSServer

  16. Import the configuration into the target domain

  17. Save config on the target domain
  18. Unquiesce the device/domain (if it was previously quiesced by this task) 
  19. Wait for the device/domain to unquiesce. A timeout value may be specified for this operation. 3 minutes after the timeout, DPOD will stop waiting for the unquiesce operation and will fail the task (the device's unquiesce operation will not be interrupted though)
  20. Run the user's post-task script (if requested in the activity

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