The CLI device-access object synchronization program probes for CLI device-access objects immediately after an IP Availability Manager is added as a topology source, and then every time thereafter whenever:
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The CLI device-access objects have changed in the IP Availability Manager.
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The connection to IP Availability Manager is lost and then reestablished.
Each time that the MPLS Topology Server imports CLI device-access objects from an IP Availability Manager, it imports all of the CLI device-access objects. The import of CLI device-access objects does not trigger the import of topology from IP Availability Manager.
The Smarts MPLS Manager Configuration Guide describes how to configure CLI device-access groups for MPLS Manager.