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The DIDO-TE identifies the intended Node instance before applying the Node Configuration.
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The DIDO-TE identifies the selected Node Configuration and its resolved Configuration Values.
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The DIDO-TE verifies that each mandatory Configuration Value has been resolved before Configuration Application.
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The DIDO-TE verifies that the selected Node Configuration applies to the intended Node Definition, Node Implementation, and Node instance.
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The DIDO-TE uses an identified and authorized Configuration Procedure.
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The DIDO-TE performs configuration operations in the required sequence.
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The DIDO-TE applies each Configuration Value through its specified configuration mechanism.
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The DIDO-TE verifies the completion and outcome of each material configuration operation.
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The DIDO-TE preserves Configuration Values designated for retention.
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The DIDO-TE prevents unintended Configuration Values from a previous Node Configuration from remaining active.
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The DIDO-TE detects Configuration Application to the wrong Node or configuration location.
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The DIDO-TE detects an unsuccessful, incomplete, interrupted, duplicate, or out-of-sequence Configuration Application.
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The DIDO-TE detects a difference between the intended and actual Node Configuration.
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The DIDO-TE prevents an incompletely or incorrectly configured Node from proceeding to Test Execution.
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The DIDO-TE records the target Node, applied Node Configuration, actual Configuration Values, Configuration Procedure, responsible authority, timing, operations, findings, exceptions, and resulting status.
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A failed Configuration Application leaves the Node in a known state or identifies the resulting state and required recovery action.
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Repeated application of the same controlled Node Configuration produces an equivalent Node Configuration within specified tolerances.
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A material change to the applied Node Configuration produces a distinguishable configuration revision.
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The DIDO-TE maintains Traceability among the selected Node Configuration, resolved Configuration Values, Configuration Procedure, Node instance, applied Node Configuration, findings, exceptions, and resulting Evidence.
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An incorrect, incomplete, unsuccessful, unauthorized,