When selecting a gatekeeper to process system commands, Solutions Enabler starts with the highest priority gatekeeper candidate (Priority 1, as described in
Gatekeeper candidates). If there are no gatekeeper candidates at that priority, or the device is not accessible or currently in use, then Solutions Enabler tries to use the remaining gatekeeper candidates, in priority order, until it successfully obtains a gatekeeper, or it has tried all gatekeeper candidates.
When Solutions Enabler successfully obtains a gatekeeper, it locks the device, and then processes the system commands. Once Solutions Enabler has processed the system commands, it closes and unlocks the device, freeing it for other processing.
If the base daemon is performing gatekeeper management, gatekeepers are opened and locked, then used repeatedly to process system commands. The base daemon closes and unlocks gatekeepers after they have not been used for at least 60 seconds.
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