Oracle Access Manager (OAM) Any Change to an Application Domain Policy on the Multi Data Center (MDC) are not Propagated to the MDC Clone Data Center via APS, Until the Clone Managed Server is Restarted
(Doc ID 2214821.1)
Last updated on SEPTEMBER 15, 2023
Applies to:
Oracle Access Manager - Version 11.1.2.3.0 and laterInformation in this document applies to any platform.
Symptoms
Any change to an Application Domain Policy on the MDC Multi Data Center is not propagated to the MDC Clone Data Center via APS, until the Clone Managed server is restarted.
- Oracle Access Manager 11gr2ps3 (OAM 11.1.2.3.x)
- Multi Data Center (MDC)
- Automated Policy Synchronization (APS)
- Application Domain Policy Modification
- After restarting the managed server, the authentication Resolves the issue
Various Scenarios:
- When we are modifying any authorization policy in existing application domains,which are active and are being accessed by the users, the changes are getting reflected in the Clone servers, but the changes are not activated until we restart the OAM servers. It looks like the authorization policies are getting cached and the cache does not get invalidated when the resources and authorization policies are updated in the Clone servers. The changes are activated in the Primary server without any issues. It creates a problem for us, since we have to make a lot of changes in our authorization policies and every time we need to take a downtime to restart the oam servers to get the changes activated in the Clone servers.
- Warning messages in cloned servers, Admin and managed servers:
Cause
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