Dae; Dlm8500 Dd Configuration And Host Connectivity; Network Software Ports Needed To Support Dlm Replication Operations; Network Software Ports Needed To Support Dlm Debugging Operations - Dell EMC DLm8500 Data Domain Physical Planning Manual

DLm8500 with Data Domain Physical Planning
Data Domain cabinet

DAE

DLm8500 DD Configuration and Host Connectivity

Network software ports needed to support DLm replication operations

Network software ports needed to support DLm debugging operations

Disk Library for mainframe 5.0 Physical Planning Guide for DLm8500
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Note
Channel extenders are not supported.
DLm8500 can have a DD6800, DD9300, or DD9800 back-end. The Data Domain
cabinet contains:
One Data Domain controller
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ES30/DS60 enclosures
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In the case of DLm8500 systems (DLm 5.0 and later) shipped from the factory,
each attached Data Domain system has up to 8 ES30 enclosures or up to 2 DS60
enclosures.
Note
DAEs with 4 or 8 SSD drives are required to support Data Domain HA.
Two power drops
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Each storage DAE includes:
Fifteen 2 or 3 or 4 TB SAS disk drives per ES30 enclosure or sixty 2 or 3 or 4 TB
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SAS disk drives per DS60
Two LCCs
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Redundant power supplies
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Note
To support proper RAID and spare operations, all disk drives within an individual DAE
must be the same size.
The boot DAE includes:
Four SAS drives
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Two LCCs
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Redundant power supplies
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Two power drops for maximum configuration
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This section covers the configuration and host connectivity details of the DLm8500
with DD system.
To support DLm replication operations between back-end storage systems, you must
configure your firewall to allow traffic on particular network ports that are different
for each back-end storage system type.
These network ports are required to connect the DLm and the SRS gateways.