You must be aware of the criteria for application synchronization in Omnissa App Volumes. These criteria are essential for a successful synchronization between a source and target instance.
Following are some of the considerations:
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Synchronization can be enabled only when both the source and target instances have Omnissa App Volumes 4, version 2111 or later.
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Only replicated packages from the source that are imported to the target can be synchronized.
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Synchronization is unidirectional.
Synchronization operations can be performed only from a source instance to a target instance.
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Synchronization for a specific package is not supported.
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When the Synchronize Markers setting is activated for a target instance, the markers on the source are synchronized to the target instance. If the marker name on the source instance matches with the marker name on the target instance, then the marker on the target is updated to match the marker properties on the source.
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When the Synchronize Assignments setting is activated for a target instance, the entitlements of an application on the target are synchronized to match the entitlements of the corresponding application on the source. If the application on the target already has entitlements before synchronization, then the entitlements are changed or removed to match the entitlements of the application on the source after synchronization.
For example: Consider that a text editor application is in a synchronized relationship on the source and target instances. On the source instance, this application is assigned to an entity
testuser1and on the target, the application is assigned to an entitytestuser2. After activating the control setting for assignment synchronization, the application on the target instance is assigned totestuser1and unassigned fromtestuser2.Note: During assignment synchronization if the entitlements of an application are not valid on a target instance (for example: when an entity, package, or domain does not exist on the target), then such entitlements are not synchronized to the target.
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By default, application relationships are synchronized between the source and target instances. For a successful synchronization of the relationships, both the source and target instances must have App Volumes 2603 or later.
If an instance has existing application relationships and the instance is added as a target, then the existing relationships defined in the target instance are removed before synchronization. After synchronization, the target instance has the same set of application relationships as defined in the source instance.
There is no setting in the App Volumes admin UI which controls the synchronization of application relationships.
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Each instance can have multiple source instances and target instances.
ManagerSrc1 is a source instance. This instance can have multiple target instances such as ManagerTrgt1 and ManagerTrgt2, and so on. ManagerSrc1 can also be added as a target in multiple other source instances such as ManagerSrc2, ManagerSrc3, and so on.
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Applications and packages created only by that App Volumes instance can be synchronized.
For example: ManagerX is a source instance; ManagerY is registered as a target on the source instance. ManagerZ is registered as a target on ManagerY. As a result, ManagerY is the source for ManagerZ. Consider a text editor application created on ManagerX. Due to the synchronization relationship between ManagerX and ManagerY, this application is synchronized to ManagerY. However, this application cannot be synchronized to ManagerZ. Consider a video application created on ManagerY. This application can be synchronized to ManagerZ.
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Applications and packages that are synchronized can only be managed (for example: edit and delete operations, set marker, unset marker, assign, and unassign operations, and so on) by an admin on the source App Volumes instance.
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Only changes to
Enabledpackages are synchronized to the target instance.
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