Configuration Synchronization Scenarios
The following scenarios describe how the target configuration behaves when synchronized with the source configuration, based on their respective enabled or disabled states.
Scenario 1: Source configurations enabled, Target configurations disabled
- The target configuration is updated to enabled
- When the source configuration is enabled and the target configuration is disabled, the system treats the source as primary. As a result, the target configuration is enabled to align with the source state. This ensures functional parity between source and target.
Scenario 2: Source configurations enabled, Target configurations enabled
- The target configuration remains unchanged
- If both the source and target configurations are already enabled, no transition is required. The target configuration retains its enabled state, and all associated configuration values are preserved. This prevents unnecessary updates or overwrites.
Scenario 3: Source configurations disabled, Target configurations enabled
- The target configuration remains unchanged
- When the source configuration is disabled but the target configuration is enabled, the system does not replicate the disabled state to the target. The target remains enabled, and all associated configuration values are retained. This behavior protects active target configurations from being unintentionally disabled.
Scenario 4: Source configurations disabled, Target configurations disabled
- No change to the target configuration
- If both source and target configurations are disabled, the system performs no action. The target configuration remains disabled, and no configuration values are modified. This reflects a stable, already-aligned state.