Assigning of Global Policy fails on some Domain Management Servers after modifying a global object

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Assigning of Global Policy fails on some Domain Management Servers after modifying a global object

Technical Level

Solution ID	sk109436
Technical Level
Product	Multi-Domain Management
Version	R77 (EOL), R77.10 (EOL), R77.20, R77.30 (EOL)
OS	Gaia, SecurePlatform 2.6, Linux
Platform / Model	All
Date Created	03-Jan-2016
Last Modified	09-May-2018

Symptoms

Assigning of Global Policy fails on some Domain Management Servers after modifying a global object.

Example:
1. Connect with SmartDomain Manager to Multi-Domain Security Management Server
2. Open Global Policy
3. Open a global object that is used on Domain Management Servers
4. Change the object's name
5. Save the changes
6. Assign the Global Policy on all Domain Management Servers
7. Assigning of Global Policy fails on some Domain Management Servers

Cause

By default, UID of global objects is checked on the Global level and on the level of the relevant Domain Management Servers.

Assigning of Global Policy fails due to mismatch in UID of a global object between these levels.

Solution

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