# Conflicts Resolution

    <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
    <resolve-conflicts-task-description>
      <conflict-resolution-rules>
        <policy />

        <rule conflict-id="0">
          <dump-objects>
            <node name="domain">
              <attributes>
              <attribute name="id" value="25"></attribute>
              <attribute name="guid" value="0822c175-a10d-459e-bd3a-e5cbc497e1f0"></attribute>
              <attribute name="owner-guid" value="93dbe1b1-cff5-430f-8466-5b810099772f"></attribute>
              <attribute name="name" value="example.com"></attribute>
              </attributes>
            </node>
          </dump-objects>

          <resolution>
          <!-- beginning of the conflict resolution definition: IP mapping: upon restore, the conflicting domain example.com should have hosting configured on IP 192.0.2.34 -->
            <rename new-name="ip-type:shared:ip-address:192.0.2.34"/>
          </resolution>
          <!-- end of the conflict resolution definition -->

        </rule>
      </conflict-resolution-rules>
    </resolve-conflicts-task-description>