Dell PowerStore 1200T EMC PowerStore Importing External Storage to PowerStore - Page 25
Importing VNX2 file systems with File Level Retention (FLR) enabled
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Importing VNX2 file systems with File Level Retention (FLR) enabled PowerStore appliances running operating system version 3.0 or later support both FLR-E and FLR-C. When importing an FLR-enabled file system from a VNX2 system to a PowerStore appliance, ensure the PowerStore appliance is running operating system version 3.0 or later. NOTE: PowerStore appliances running operating system version 2.1.x or earlier do not support file-based import and FLR. Limitations related to host access and NFS datastores When performing a VDM import of FLR-enabled file systems to PowerStore, the source VNX2 Data Mover must be running the DHSM service for the import to succeed. Also, if the source DHSM service authentication is set to None, you do not need to configure the DHSM credentials, username and password, on PowerStore for import. However, if the source DHSM service authentication is set to either Basic or Digest, you must configure those credentials at the PowerStore appliance as part of the import configuration. If DHSM is not already configured on the source file system, refer to the VNX2 system's Unisphere online help or the VNX Command Line Interface Reference for File for information about setting up the DHSM configuration on the source VNX2 system. PowerStore appliances do not support FLR on NFS datastores. Therefore, VNX2 FLR-enabled file systems cannot be imported to PowerStore as NFS datastores. They can only be imported as file system objects. NOTE: If the source VNX2 file system is FLR-enabled, you cannot change the destination resource from a file system to an NFS datastore. This action is not allowed. Port requirements for DHSM when FLR is enabled The default DHSM service port is 5080 on both VNX2 and PowerStore appliances. However, the VNX2 Data Mover (the physical Data Mover that hosts the VDM that is being imported) that is configured with the DHSM service can be set to a different port than the default. This port must match on both systems in order for the import of FLR-enabled file systems to succeed. To import FLR-enabled file systems when the source VNX2 Data Mover is using another port instead of the default, if possible, change the VNX2 Data Mover that is configured with the DHSM service to use the default port 5080. VNX2 port requirements for file-based data import To import file-based data from a VNX2 system to a PowerStore cluster, PowerStore should be able to access the following ports on the VNX2 system: ● 22, 443, and 5989 to establish import connections ● 111, 137, 138, 139, 389, 445, 464, 1020, 1021, 1234, 2049, 2400, 4647, 31491, 38914, and 49152-65535 for NFS VDM import ● 137, 138, 139, 445, and 12345 for SMB (CIFS) VDM import NOTE: On the VNX2 source system, the physical Data Mover that is configured with the DHSM service can be set to a different port than the default port 5080. This port must match on both VNX2 and PowerStore in order for the import of FLR-enabled file systems to succeed. To import FLR-enabled file systems, if the source VNX2 Data Mover is not using the default port, If possible, change the VNX2 Data Mover that is configured with the DHSM service to use the default port 5080 before creating the file import: For more information related to ports on the VNX2 system, refer to the EMC VNX Series Security Configuration Guide for VNX. Import requirements and restrictions 25