In a Master/Subordinate Univiewer Management Server (UVMS) architecture, users may observe a high cyclical rate of security roles synchronization on subordinate nodes. This behavior results in a full sync being triggered repeatedly (e.g., every 10 minutes), leading to increased network traffic and audit trail bloat.
The following symptoms are observed in the universe.log on the Subordinate UVMS:
| DATE |INFO |X|IO |pid=####.####| io_sync_roles | Full sync of X security rolesThe issue is caused by a logic flaw in the incremental security synchronization process. When a security object (such as a Role or Group) is deleted on the Master UVMS, the Subordinate UVMS correctly detects a version mismatch. However, the synchronization method fails to explicitly advance the Subordinate's internal version tracking to match the Master's deletion version. Consequently, the Subordinate remains perpetually 'behind' the Master, re-triggering the full sync cycle indefinitely.
This issue is confirmed as a product defect (DE183419).
Fix Status: Targeted to be fixed in release UVMS 7.1.31.
If you are experiencing this issue on a version prior to 7.1.31, please contact Broadcom Support to obtain a patched central.jar (available for versions 7.0.11, 7.1.21).
Steps to apply the debug JAR:
central.jar file.central.jar outside of the UVMS directory.central.jar provided by Support.Note: After the restart, the Subordinate will perform one final full sync to align its version tracking, after which the repetitive sync loop will stop.
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