Manually synchronizing RM data

If you configured automatic RM data synchronization as described in Configuring RM data synchronization, you must manually synchronize RM data:

Before starting automatic RM data synchronization for the first time.
After certain synchronization errors occur. The corresponding error message indicates whether manual synchronization is necessary.
During housekeeping of synchronized authorizations. In rare cases, for example, when a stale authorization is deleted, the deletion is not propagated automatically to the remote hosts and must be propagated manually.

On the active master instance:
1. Ensure that the LAU key DnfRmaSync is configured as described in Configure a LAU key for a master instance.
2. Stop the RM transfer service message flow (DNF_L_TR).
3. Issue the export command and specify the file mode complete.
  For example, the following commands export a complete distribution file to the /tmp directory:
```
dnicli -i INST1 -ou DNFSYSOU -s DNF_L_ADM
ex -dir /tmp -lkn DnfRmaSync -filemode complete
```
  For more information about this command, see export.
  The generated distribution file name has a name of the form:
```
rm_export_DNFSYSOU_timestamp
```
Transfer the resulting distribution file to each remote instance.
On each remote instance:
1. The LAU key DnfRmaSync must be configured (see Configure a LAU key for a remote instance).
2. Issue the import command and specify the file mode complete.
  For example, the following commands import a complete distribution file from the /tmp directory:
```
dnicli -i INST3 -ou DNFSYSOU -s DNF_L_ADM
im -file rm_export_DNFSYSOU_timestamp -dir /tmp 
   -lkn DnfRmaSync -filemode complete
```
  For more information about this command, see import
On the active master instance, restart the DNF_L_TR message flow.