Use Case 1:

Consider that security, encryption and auditing are already enabled on the file system, and snap-based replication needs to be initialized with the specified tags. If replication is enabled for the specified tags and security, encryption and auditing are also enabled, and if the security directory is not tagged with one of the specified tags, then replication will fail.

Use Case 2:

Consider that replication is initialized with the specified tags, and security, encryption and auditing need to be initialized. If snap-based replication is initialized with tags that do not replicate the files in the security directory, an attempt to enable security, encryption and auditing fails.

Workaround for Use Case 1:

Tag the security directory with the one of the specified tags for the replication.

Workaround for Use Case 2:

1. Pause the replication.

2. Enable security, encryption and auditing and add a tag that is specified for the replication to the security directory recursively running as Oracle ACFS Security administrator.

3. Resume the replication.

If Oracle ACFS security, encryption, or auditing are enabled and if a user creates a snapshot and directly invokes acfsutil snap dup create or acfsutil snap dup apply to apply the snapshot, the apply command fails even though no error is reported.

Workaround:

Do not enable Oracle ACFS security, encryption, or auditing if you are directly invoking acfsutil snap dup create or acfsutil snap dup apply.