- Notes, cautions, and warnings
- Additional Resources
- Introduction
- Import requirements and restrictions
- General requirements for importing data
- Dell EqualLogic PS Series specific requirements
- Dell Compellent SC Series specific requirements
- Dell Unity specific requirements
- Dell VNX2 Series specific requirements
- Dell XtremIO XI and X2 specific requirements
- Dell PowerMax and VMAX3 specific requirements
- NetApp AFF A-Series specific requirements
- General block-based import restrictions
- General file-based import restrictions
- Host plugin installation (block-based non-disruptive import only)
- Installing the host plugin for import on a Windows-based host
- Installing the host plugin for import on a Linux-based host
- Installing the Dell EqualLogic MEM kit on an ESXi-based host
- Install the Dell EqualLogic MEM kit on an ESXi-based host using the vSphere CLI
- Install the Dell EqualLogic MEM kit on an ESXi-based host using setup.pl script on VMA
- Install the Dell EqualLogic MEM kit on an ESXi-based host using VUM
- Install the Dell EqualLogic MEM kit during an ESXi-based host upgrade
- Uninstalling the host plugin for import
- Import workflows
- Non-disruptive import workflow
- Cutover workflow for non-disruptive import
- Cancel workflow for non-disruptive import
- Agentless import workflow
- Cutover workflow for agentless import
- Cancel workflow for agentless import
- File-based import workflow
- Cutover workflow for file-based import
- Cancel workflow for file-based import
- Configuring and managing import
- Configure a non-disruptive import
- Refresh hosts and volumes in a non-disruptive import
- Manage non-disruptive import sessions
- Configure an agentless import
- Configure an agentless import for a Universal type remote system
- Manage agentless import sessions
- Configure a File Mobility Network for file-based import
- Configure the connection to a remote system for file-based import
- Configure file import interface
- Configure a file-based import
- Manage file-based import sessions
- Import-CLI (Linux)
- Additional tasks related to import for Linux-based hosts
- ImportKit-CLI (Windows)
- How to run the ImportKit CLI commands
- List supported arrays
- Host plugin log information
- Import kit version
- Restart import kit host plugin service
- Import volumes information
- Get web server port information
- Install import kit certificate
- Regenerate the import kit certificate
- Set web server port information
- Set host plugin logging debug log level
- Import-CLI (VMware)
- CLI for EQL MPIO
- Fault handling by PowerStore import
Dell PowerStore Importing External Storage to PowerStore Guide
Configure a File Mobility Network for file-based import
About this task
A file mobility network is a prerequisite infrastructure that is needed for the exchange of control traffic between NAS clusters in a file import environment. The configuration consists of the following IP addresses:
- A file mobility cluster IP address for the PowerStore appliance
- A file mobility IP address for Node A of the PowerStore appliance
- A file mobility IP address for Node B of the PowerStore appliance
Once the file mobility network is created, its IP addresses must be mapped to the PowerStore management interface. To configure a file mobility network for file-based import, do the following:
NOTE:For general information about file mobility network, see the
PowerStore Manager online help. For detailed information about configuring a file mobility network, see the
PowerStore T and Q Networking Guide for Storage Services
.
Steps
-
In
PowerStore Manager, select
Settings and under
Networking select
Network IPs.
The Network IPs page appears.
- Select the File Mobility tab.
-
Select
Create.
The Create File Mobility Network slide out panel appears.
-
Specify the relevant information to create the file mobility network and then click
Create.
The File Mobility Cluster is created.
- Select Map Network to map the file mobility network to the PowerStore management interface.
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