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2 Click the Packages view.
3 Right-click within the left pane and select Get remote package.
4 Log in to the remote server.
The Orchestrator Synchronization dialog box opens. It displays the differences between the package
elements. To view only elements that are different on the local and remote server, select Hide identical
from the drop-down menu.
5 Select the package that you want and click Import.
6 View the remote package elements and select an option.
Option Description
None
Does not import the element.
Update
The element is imported from the remote server to the local server.
NOTE If the remote server does not recognize your certificate, you cannot commit and overwrite the
elements.
7 Click Synchronize.
Synchronize a Remote Package
The Packages view provides a way to synchronize a package on one Orchestrator server with an existing
package on another server.
Synchronizing packages is the only way to obtain all the elements from the remote server. If you
synchronize individual elements, Orchestrator only synchronizes elements that already exist on the local
server. To obtain any new elements from the remote server, you must synchronize the package that contains
those elements.
Procedure
1 From the drop-down menu in the Orchestrator client, select Administer.
2 Click the Packages view.
3 Right-click the package that you want to synchronize and select Synchronize.
4 Log in to the remote server.
The Orchestrator Synchronization dialog box opens. It displays the differences between the package
elements. To view only elements that are different on the local and remote server, select Hide identical
from the drop-down menu.
5 View the comparison between the local and remote package elements and select an option.
Option Description
None
The local and remote elements have the same version number. No
synchronization is required.
Commit
The version of the local element is later. The remote element is
overwritten.
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