Question: What is the implication of not specifying a synchronization parameter in a management operation involving multiple managed objects in a telecom network?
Option 1: All managed objects will wait for each other to complete the operation before reporting success.
Option 2: The operation will abort as soon as one managed object fails to perform it, ensuring consistency.
Option 3: Only managed objects that successfully complete the operation will be reported, while failures are ignored.
Option 4: All selected managed objects will attempt to perform the operation independently, succeeding or failing without affecting others.
Explanation: This is because, in the absence of a synchronization parameter, the system defaults to "best effort synchronization". This approach means that each managed object will try to execute the operation without waiting for or being dependent on the outcomes of other objects, allowing them to succeed or fail independently. This method prioritizes attempt completion over synchronized success/failure across all objects involved.